FANCERT

Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 20, 2026

FANCERT is made by EKPK ("we"). This policy covers the FANCERT apps for iPhone and Android and fancert.app. The short version: your countdowns, photos and videos live on your phone; an account is optional and exists only so you can share with friends.

What stays on your device

What we store if you create an account

An account is optional. You sign in with Apple (iPhone) or Google (Android). We verify the sign-in token and store only the anonymous user identifier it contains. We do not store your email address or your Apple/Google password. With an account we store: a random user ID, that sign-in identifier, your chosen @handle, display name, bio, emoji, TikTok/Instagram handles you enter, birth year (used only for safety settings; if you are under 16 your venue and city are never shared), profile colour, badges and fan points, your public/private settings, who you follow, and the countdowns you explicitly set to "Friends" or "Everyone" (title, date, city, venue, artist, tour). Countdowns set to "Only me" never leave your device.

Images you choose to share

Remove any of these in the app and the copy on our servers is deleted.

Notifications

Reminders for your own shows are scheduled on your device. On iPhone and Android, if you allow notifications and have an account, we store your device's push token (Apple or Firebase Cloud Messaging) so we can tell you when someone follows you, reacts or comments, joins your group, adds photos or messages you. The token is deleted when you sign out or delete your account.

Listening stats

If you connect Apple Music (iPhone) or Spotify (iPhone and Android), the app reads your top artists and recent plays on your device, only to show your stats and suggest artists. If you turn on "Show artists I listen to", your top 10 artist names are stored with your profile so friends can see them. Tokens for those services stay in your device's secure storage and are never sent to us. Playlists you create from a setlist are created directly between your device and the music service.

Third-party services

We do not sell data, we do not show ads, and we do not use advertising trackers or analytics SDKs. To know whether the app works, it sends us two things with no identifiers: once a day, an anonymous "app opened" ping with the platform and app version; and, if the app crashes or freezes, a technical summary (app version, the kind of failure and the code locations involved) produced by the operating system's own diagnostics. Neither contains anything about you, your shows or your friends. On Android, Google's ML Kit also sends Google the diagnostic data described above.

Purchases

Purchases are handled by Apple (App Store) or Google (Google Play billing). We receive no payment details. To verify a Lifetime purchase we receive the store's transaction identifier and keep it so the purchase cannot be claimed twice.

Children

FANCERT is not for children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their data. For users under 16, venue and city are not shared with other users.

Deleting your data

Delete your account in the app (iPhone: Profile › Edit profile, or Settings › Account; Android: Settings › Account › Delete account) or without the app as described at fancert.app/delete-account. Deletion is immediate; that page lists exactly what is deleted and the little that is kept. Get a copy of everything we hold about you in the app: Settings › Account › Export my data (one JSON file). Devices that have not opened the app for 180 days are signed out automatically, and Sign out everywhere under Settings › Account signs out every device at once. You can also email [email protected] to request deletion or a copy of your data. We answer within 30 days.

Changes

We'll post updates here and change the date above.