Budget Lock ProPrivacy policy
The short version. Your financial data lives encrypted on your phone. We have no server, so we can't see it, recover it or sell it.
- No account and no sign-up.
- No SMS, contacts, ads or analytics.
- Your transactions stay on your phone. Voice entry uses your phone's speech service.
- Cloud backup is off until you turn it on, and the file is encrypted before upload.
- Uninstalling removes your data from the phone. Delete Drive backups from the app first: see Delete your data.
Contents
- What we don't collect
- What we collect
- Cloud backup
- Children
- Your rights
- Where data lives
- Changes to this policy
- Contact
1. What we don't collect
Budget Lock Pro never sees your financial data, name, address, phone number, government ID, bank credentials, SMS, contacts, photos, typing or in-app behaviour. The app has no ads and no analytics.
2. What we collect
Your purchase. Google Play handles the payment. We see Play's standard sales reports, never your card details.
Cloud backup (if you turn it on). Google gives the app your email address to show which account is connected. The encrypted files go to a Budget Lock folder on your own Google Drive.
Crash logs. Kept on your phone. Sent only if you tap "Send to support".
Play Store data. Google Play records your install and country. We see totals in Play Console.
This website. No cookies, no analytics and nothing loaded from other companies. Our web host keeps a standard access log (IP address, page, time, browser). Your browser keeps a copy of the pages so the site opens offline.
Voice entry (if you use it). The audio goes to your phone's speech recognizer. With "Offline voice only" on (the default), it stays on the phone when the offline language pack is installed; otherwise your phone's speech service processes it. We never receive it.
Currency rates. For a transaction in a second currency, the app fetches that day's rate from a public rates service, sending only the currency codes.
The assistant file. The offline assistant needs a 478 MB file. The app downloads it through our download address from GitHub, which sees your IP address and the time of the download (see its privacy statement). The file stays on your phone.
3. Cloud backup
Off by default. When on, the app uploads encrypted .b365vault files, and your receipt photos, each encrypted, to a folder named Budget Lock on your own Google Drive, one folder for each profile. The app can reach only the files it made there, never your other files, and Google sees only ciphertext. A backup opens only with your passcode, and your recovery key works only on the phone that made it.
4. Children
Budget Lock Pro is for adults 18 and over. To remove it from a child's phone, see Delete your data.
5. Your rights
See your data in the app. Export it from Backup & restore with Save a backup, or as PDF and CSV reports. Delete it from Backup & restore with Delete all my data. Turn cloud backup off with Disconnect online backup in Backup & restore. For anything else, email support@wriko.cloud.
6. Where data lives
- Your phone (encrypted, in the app's private storage)
- Your Google Drive, if cloud backup is on (encrypted, in its Budget Lock folder)
- Your clipboard, if you copy the recovery key (cleared after 30 seconds)
- Google Play (your purchase; install and crash totals)
- The rates service (currency codes, when you use a second currency)
- Your phone's speech service (voice entry without the offline pack)
7. Changes to this policy
We change the date at the top when this page changes. Big changes are also named in the app's release notes.
8. Contact
support@wriko.cloud · AAS Codeworks (Riyazuddin Mohammad) · 30/354, Malakapatnam, Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh 521001, India · Replies within 5 business days.