Your data.
On your iPhone.

What PUCK stores

PUCK is developed by Andy Lussier. The app does not transmit your pouch profiles, timer activity, usage history, stock, prices or settings to the developer. It has no account system, developer-operated sync service or third-party analytics SDK.

The information you enter and generate is stored locally. This includes pouch names and brands, labeled strength, your chosen duration, inventory and price details, session start and removal times, settings, setup progress and your adult acknowledgement.

PUCK and its own widgets and shortcuts use the same local records. Your device backups may include this information, depending on your Apple backup settings. PUCK does not provide its own cloud backup or sync.

System features

If you enable removal reminders, iOS schedules a local notification on your device. Widgets, Live Activities, notifications and Siri may show or speak pouch details. Anyone able to see or hear those surfaces may encounter that information.

Stealth mode hides pouch details in Live Activities only. It does not hide widget or reminder details, or system-owned app identification. You can change notification and Siri settings on your iPhone.

Apple operates iOS, Siri, the App Store and optional device backup services under its own policies. This policy describes PUCK's practices; it does not claim that Apple collects no data.

Sharing and external links

When you choose Export CSV, PUCK creates a temporary file of your recorded session history. It includes pouch/brand names, labeled strength, timestamps, your timer choice, actual duration, time past target and estimated per-pouch cost. You choose whether and where to share it using the system share sheet.

Files saved or shared outside PUCK are controlled by you and the destination or recipient. Manufacturer source links open external websites, which have their own privacy practices. PUCK does not send your saved history as part of those links.

Your controls

In Kit → Settings & data, choose Clear session history to remove recorded sessions. Your active timer, saved pouches and stock remain. You can also delete individual sessions from Stats → Logbook.

Deleting PUCK from your iPhone removes its local app data; offloading the app retains that data. Files you previously exported and device backups must be managed separately. Clearing history does not recall shared files or erase backups, and temporary export files may remain until iOS clears them.

PUCK is intended for adults aged 21 and over. It does not ask for a name, date of birth, government ID or email to use the app. There is no account to delete.

Support and this website

If you contact Andy for support, your message and reply address are used to respond to your request. Please do not send usage exports or other sensitive information unless needed for a specific issue. The app does not automatically attach your records.

Support correspondence is retained while needed to respond to and resolve your request, maintain relevant support records or meet a legal obligation. You can request deletion by emailing the support address below. The developer cannot delete records retained independently by your email provider.

This website contains no analytics script, advertising pixels, third-party fonts or embedded tracking services. The hosting provider may process connection information such as IP addresses and request logs to serve and secure the website.

Contact Andy

For privacy questions or support-correspondence requests, contact Andy Lussier at puckappsupport@gmail.com.

If PUCK's data practices change, this page and its effective date will be updated. The in-app privacy policy describes the app version in which it appears.