Privacy Policy

Ace is designed so that ordinary learning can happen without an account or a server.

Information Ace handles

• Your practice progress, individual answers, goals, target score, grade, and streak are stored locally on your device.
• Ace does not require an account, run third-party advertising, sell personal information, or use data for cross-app tracking.
• Ace uses PostHog to understand anonymous product usage such as onboarding completion, lesson completion, review-mode use, and paywall performance. Events use a random install identifier, basic app/device metadata, and coarse categories rather than names, contact details, question text, raw answers, grades, or exact scores. Session replay and automatic interaction or screen capture are disabled.
• If you choose to purchase Ace Plus, Apple processes the transaction and manages the subscription. RevenueCat helps Ace validate access, understand subscription status, and connect Apple Ads campaign performance to subscription outcomes. Ace does not receive your full payment-card information.

Sharing and retention

Individual question history and written responses remain on your device. Anonymous product events are processed by PostHog, and purchase and entitlement information is processed by Apple and RevenueCat as service providers. Apple Ads attribution uses Apple's privacy-preserving AdServices system. Ace does not request permission to track you across other companies' apps and websites and does not collect the IDFA.

The first name entered during onboarding is profile context stored only on the device. It is not sent to PostHog or RevenueCat.

The optional target school entered during onboarding is also stored only on the device. It is never sent to PostHog, other analytics, or RevenueCat.

The app may open official SAT or ACT practice links in your browser; those websites have their own privacy policies.

This website

tryaceprep.com uses PostHog, the same first-party analytics service the app uses, to measure how visitors reach the site and whether they continue to the App Store. It records page views, the campaign parameters in the link you arrived from (such as utm_source or an ad click identifier), your referring site, and taps on the App Store button. This is how we tell whether an advertisement was worth running.

These measurements use a cookie and browser local storage holding a random identifier. They are not linked to any name or email address, and the site loads no third-party advertising pixel. Session replay and automatic click capture are switched off. Clearing your browser storage for this site removes the identifier, and the site honours the Global Privacy Control signal where your browser sends one.

Your choices

You can erase locally stored progress from You → Settings → Reset progress. Deleting Ace also removes its locally stored data from your device, subject to your device backup settings.

Children

Ace does not knowingly collect names, contact information, school information, birth dates, or precise locations from children. There is no student account profile to sell, share for behavioral advertising, or use for cross-app tracking.

Changes to this policy

If Ace’s privacy practices change, we will update this page and revise the date above before the change takes effect.

Contact

For privacy questions, email bandplabsllc@gmail.com.

This policy describes the privacy practices in Ace 1.0.1 and later.