Effective 2 November 2026
Time me is an Android app that times how long each player takes in a board game. It is developed by Lovro Ludvig. This policy explains what happens to the information you enter in the app.
In short: the app has no accounts, ads or analytics, and it does not have internet access. Nothing you enter is sent to me.
The app keeps two kinds of information, both on your device. The player names you type in are stored in the app's private storage, so that it can suggest recent players next time. The timers of a game in progress are kept so that the game can continue if the app is closed, and are discarded when you leave the game.
None. The app does not request the internet permission, so it cannot send player names or anything else to me or to anyone else. It does not use your location, contacts, camera, microphone or files.
I do not collect your information, so I do not share or sell it.
If you have turned on Android's device backup, the system may include the app's stored player names in your backup or when you transfer to a new device. Google handles those backups under your Google account and its privacy policy. You can control this in your device's settings.
You download the app through Google Play, which processes data under Google's own privacy policy. Google Play Console may show me aggregated statistics such as install counts and crash reports. These do not include your player names.
Player names stay on your device until you delete them. To remove them, clear the app's storage in your device's settings or uninstall the app.
The app collects no personal information from anyone, including children.
If the app's handling of information changes, I will update this page and its effective date.
Questions about this policy can be sent to Lovro Ludvig at lovro.ludvig@gmail.com.