Bean Break
privacy policy
Privacy Policy for Bean Break Last updated: September 25, 2026 HatchingPoint operates the Bean Break application. Your private streak Your chosen start date, streak history, caffeine details, notes, and reminders are stored locally for the app's features. We do not include these values or other user content in product analytics. Bean Break does not send your content to an AI provider. Information Collection and Use - Product Interaction: Analytics; linked to you; used for tracking - Other Usage Data: Analytics - Device ID: Third-Party Advertising; linked to you; used for tracking - Device ID: App Functionality; linked to you; used for tracking - Device ID: Analytics; linked to you; used for tracking - Purchase History: Developer's Advertising or Marketing; linked to you; used for tracking - Purchase History: Analytics; linked to you; used for tracking - Product Interaction: Developer's Advertising or Marketing; linked to you; used for tracking - Other Data Types: Analytics - Crash Data: App Functionality - Email Address: App Functionality; linked to you; not used for tracking - Customer Support: App Functionality; linked to you; not used for tracking - Other Diagnostic Data: App Functionality; linked to you; not used for tracking Product Analytics Optional usage analytics uses PostHog to understand onboarding completion, successful streak setup, use of progress and restart features, and bounded technical failures. Events include app version, platform, environment, and anonymous installation/session identifiers, not your streak values, dates, notes, email, or other private content. We do not enable session replay or screen-content capture. Product usage analytics starts only after you choose to share it; declining does not prevent you from continuing through onboarding. Subscription requirements are independent of this choice. Advertising and purchases Apple processes subscriptions; we do not receive your payment card details. Our advertising integrations, including Meta and TikTok, can process app interaction, purchase, and device information for attribution and advertising measurement. Apple's separate tracking permission controls cross-company tracking. Device IDs, purchases, and product interactions may be linked and used for tracking where permission is granted. Apple's privacy label reflects all app integrations, not just anonymous usage analytics. You can change tracking permission in Apple's Settings. Support If you submit feedback, we receive the message and any email address you choose to provide, together with technical context such as app version, device model, operating system, and locale to help resolve the request. Support information is not sent as product-analytics event content or used for advertising tracking. Data Control In versions with the optional usage screen, choose Share usage & continue or Continue without sharing. Change or withdraw that choice through Privacy choices on the subscription screen, without purchasing, or in Settings. Saving the disabled usage preference stops future optional usage collection; it does not reverse information already received. Contact support@hatchingpoint.com for questions or deletion requests. Anonymous records may not be attributable to you. We retain information only as needed for the described purposes and applicable obligations. You can remove locally stored app data by deleting it in the app or uninstalling the app. Children's Privacy This service is not directed to children under 13. Contact Us Questions about this policy may be sent to support@hatchingpoint.com.
Optional advertising measurement
Some Hatching Point apps include Meta's SDK in a disabled state. It initializes only when measurement is enabled for that app and you authorize tracking through Apple's App Tracking Transparency prompt. When enabled, device identifiers, product interactions, and verified purchase event details such as value and currency may be shared with Meta for advertising measurement and analytics. Payment-card details are never shared. You can deny the request or revoke permission later in iOS Settings.