Last updated 1 September 2026
Pull has no account, no login, and no analytics. Your shots, your streak, your
beans and your machine live in a single file on your device. They are never
uploaded, and there is no server of ours for them to be uploaded to.
One thing: the in-app purchase.
Purchases are handled by Apple and by RevenueCat, which is the service that
tells the app whether you have paid. To do that, RevenueCat receives:
your email, your Apple ID or your advertising identifier, and it is not linked
to any of them.
still valid.
version, and the country your IP address resolves to.
That is the entire list, it only happens because you have to be able to restore
what you paid for, and it is why the App Store privacy label for Pull declares
Purchases and Identifiers.
RevenueCat's own policy: https://www.revenuecat.com/privacy
Your session history. Your dose. Your scores, streak, origins and gear. Anything
about when or how long you focus. None of it is transmitted, and the app makes
no other network requests of any kind.
Aggregate sales — how many purchases happened, in which countries, and how many
were refunded. We cannot see who you are, and we cannot see a single thing you
did inside the app.
Pull can shield apps while a shot runs. That feature uses Apple's Screen Time
system (Family Controls), and it is built so that **we never learn which apps
you picked**.
When you choose apps, iOS presents Apple's own picker. It does not hand us your
selection. What it returns is a set of opaque tokens that mean nothing outside
your device and cannot be turned back into app names by us. Those tokens are
stored on your device with the rest of your data, and they are never uploaded —
there is no server of ours to upload them to.
We do not receive, and cannot derive, the names of apps you shield, how often
you open them, or anything else about your usage of other apps. The shield only
ever applies while a shot you started is running, and it lifts when that shot
ends.
Pull collects no personal data from anyone, at any age.
Delete the app. The file goes with it. To have your RevenueCat purchase record
removed, email the address below and include your receipt.
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.