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PatternPro Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2 August 2026

PatternPro ("the app") is provided by Zaid Bin Tariq ("we", "us"). This policy explains what the app does with your data. It is written to match what the software actually does.

Summary

0. Accounts

You can use PatternPro without an account. Signing in is needed only for AI Insights credits, for keeping Pro access across a reinstall or a second device, and for cloud sync.

If you sign in we process your email address and a user id issued by our authentication provider (Supabase). We use them to identify your account and nothing else. We do not use your email for marketing unless you separately opt in.

Signing in links your purchase record to your account so Pro follows you. Signing out unlinks it on this device.

Legal basis (UK/EU): performance of a contract, since these features cannot work without an identity.

0a. AI Insights

AI Insights is optional, and nothing else in the app depends on it. If you never open it, no part of this section applies to you.

When you send a message, two things leave your device: your typed question and a short computed summary of your saved targets. That summary is generated on your device and is deliberately limited to figures, for example "23 sessions, average 61%, largest gap 5.1in, point of impact 4.2in high-right". You can see exactly what it contains, because it is the same set of numbers the Insights screen shows you.

What is never sent: your target photographs, the notes you type against a session, your email address, your account id, your device identifiers, or your location.

Your question and that summary are sent to our own server, which forwards them to OpenRouter and the model provider it routes to. We do not use them to train any model, and our providers are contractually bound not to train on them either.

Your conversation is saved to your account so it is still there when you come back and on your other devices. You can clear it at any time, signing out removes the copy held on the device, and deleting your account deletes the conversation with it. We keep the message count separately, to meter the monthly allowance.

Answers are generated by a language model and can be wrong, including about your own figures. They are not advice about whether a shot is safe, legal or ethical, and the responsibility for that judgement stays with you.

0b. Cloud backup of your patterns

If you are signed in, the app keeps a copy of your saved sessions in your account: the measurements, the hit coordinates, the load and choke you recorded, your notes, and the target photograph itself. The copy is yours alone. Row Level Security in our database and per-user rules on file storage mean no other account can read it, and we do not read it to build profiles or to train anything.

Signed out, none of this happens. Analysis, history and export stay entirely on the device, exactly as before, and the app remains fully usable that way.

Two deliberate limits on how it behaves:

Deleting a session deletes it from your account too. The record is kept briefly as a marker so the deletion also reaches your other devices, then removed. Deleting your account removes every pattern, photograph and message it holds.

1. What the app stores on your device

Saved patterns, hit coordinates, load and choke details, distances, and your analysis history are written to local storage on your device, and deleting the app deletes them.

Signed out, they stay there and are not transmitted anywhere. Signed in, a copy is also kept in your account as described in section 0b, so uninstalling no longer loses them.

2. Target photographs

PatternPro counts pellet holes in a photograph of a paper target.

On-device analysis. Where your device supports it, counting runs entirely on the device, so you get a result with no network at all. If you have consented to retention, the photograph is additionally uploaded in the background afterwards, purely as training data. That upload waits for an unmetered connection such as wifi, so it never spends your mobile data, and it is discarded rather than sent if you withdraw consent first.

Server analysis. Where on-device analysis is unavailable or fails, the photograph is uploaded over HTTPS to our detection service so it can be counted, and the hit coordinates are returned to your app.

Retention for model improvement. When you accept the Terms you are asked, as a separate and optional choice, whether we may keep the target photos you analyse in order to improve the detection model. The box is not ticked by default.

You can withdraw consent at any time; it applies to analyses from that point onward.

Contributed photos. Tapping Contribute additionally sends your corrected hit coordinates, which are far more valuable as training data than the model's own guesses.

Photographs of paper targets are not intended to contain people or identifying information. Please do not analyse an image showing anything you would not want retained if you have consented to retention. Stored photographs carry no identifier linking them to you, which also means we cannot single one out to delete on request (see section 7).

Legal basis (UK/EU): legitimate interest for server-side counting, which is necessary to provide the feature you asked for; consent for retaining photographs as training data, given by the separate optional tick box on the Terms screen.

3. Usage analytics

The app records anonymous product events, for example: the app was opened, an analysis was started, an analysis was saved, how many detected hits were corrected, a price tier was tapped, onboarding finished.

Each event carries a randomly generated installation identifier, the platform name, and the app version. The identifier is created on your device, is not derived from any hardware or advertising ID, cannot be linked to you, and is destroyed when you uninstall the app.

Events are queued locally and sent in batches to our own server. We do not use a third-party analytics or advertising SDK, and no data is shared with data brokers or ad networks.

We do not collect your name, email address, phone number, contacts, precise or coarse location, or any firearm identifier such as a serial number.

Legal basis (UK/EU): legitimate interest in understanding whether the app works and is used, on the basis that the data is anonymous and low-risk.

4. Crash reports

If the app crashes, a diagnostic report is sent to Sentry so the fault can be fixed. Reports are configured with personally identifying information disabled. Before a report is sent, we strip user identity, device name, and any local file paths (such as photo locations), which could otherwise reveal album or file names.

5. Purchases

Subscriptions are processed by Google Play and managed through RevenueCat. We never see or handle your card details. RevenueCat receives a pseudonymous customer identifier and the purchase state needed to unlock paid features.

6. Who your data is shared with

RecipientWhat they receiveWhyWhere
Modal (our detection and analytics service)Target images for counting; those images retained where you consented; anonymous usage events; AI Insights questions and the computed summary they are asked aboutRuns the model, meters AI usage and stores our own analyticsUnited States
OpenRouter, and the model provider it routes toYour typed question and the computed summary described in section 0a. No images, no email address, no account idGenerates the AI Insights answerUnited States
SupabaseEmail address and account id; and, when you are signed in, your saved patterns, target photographs and AI conversationsAuthentication, and the cloud backup described in section 0bSee your project region
SentryCrash diagnostics, scrubbed of identity and file pathsFault diagnosisUnited States
Google Play / RevenueCatPurchase and subscription stateBilling and entitlementsUnited States

These transfers leave the UK/EEA. Where required we rely on the providers' standard contractual clauses.

We do not sell personal data, and we do not use your data for advertising or profiling.

7. Retention

Because stored images and analytics events carry no identifier that links back to you, we genuinely cannot locate "your" records in order to export or erase them individually. This is a deliberate privacy trade-off: we hold less about you, but we also cannot tie anything to you on request.

8. Your rights

If you are in the UK or EEA you have rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection and portability under the UK GDPR / GDPR. Given the above, the practical routes are:

To ask a question or make a request, contact zaidkhawaja21.zz@gmail.com. You may also complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).

9. Children

PatternPro is not directed at children and is not intended for use by anyone under 18. We do not knowingly collect data from children.

10. Changes

Material changes will be reflected here with a new "last updated" date, and where the change is significant we will surface it in the app.

11. Contact

Zaid Bin Tariq Eid Ghah Road, Gulshan Colony, Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir 13100, Pakistan zaidkhawaja21.zz@gmail.com