Tokoshie is published by Nodera LLC, in Tokyo,
Japan.
It collects no personal data. It has no network code, so there is nothing for it to send
anywhere, and no server on the other end to receive it.
What is stored
One number: the pace you set with the slider. It is saved in the app's own preferences on your
device so the next launch can begin at the same pace. It is not a record of you, of when you
listened, or of what played. Tokoshie has no account and asks for no name, email, or sign-in.
Deleting the app deletes that number with it. Whether it is included in your device backup
follows your own iCloud and backup settings; Tokoshie does not upload it itself.
Keeping and deleting
There is nothing to keep and nothing to request. The pace never reaches us, so there is nothing
on our side to erase — a request to delete your data would have nothing to act on. To remove the
one number the app holds, delete the app.
What is not collected
No analytics. No advertising and no advertising identifier. No crash or performance reporting
of its own. No third-party SDKs of any kind. No location, no microphone, no contacts: the app asks
the system for nothing but the audio output.
One thing does not come from Tokoshie: if you have turned on iOS's own Share
with App Developers setting, Apple may pass us crash logs from the apps you use, this one
included. That is Apple's mechanism and your setting — Tokoshie neither collects them nor can
switch it on.
In App Store terms, this is Data Not Collected.
Links out
The About screen holds one link, to this page. Following it opens your browser and leaves
Tokoshie.
Children
Tokoshie collects nothing from anyone, of any age.
Governing law
This policy is governed by the laws of Japan.
Changes
If a future version of Tokoshie ever collects anything, this page will say so before that
version ships, and the date below will change.
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