The short version,
then the long one.

When you onboard, the app stores the topics you pick and the time of day you choose. That data lives on your device and on our servers, tied to a random identifier we generate for you. There is no email, name, or password.

Standard mobile telemetry is collected to keep the app working: crash reports, anonymous app version, the country your device reports. We use this to fix bugs, not to build a profile.

We do not collect your contacts, your microphone, your location beyond country, your browsing on other apps, or your real name. We do not have an advertising SDK in the app.

We use your topic and time selections to send you the right sermon at the right hour. We use crash reports to fix crashes. That is the full list.

A small operations team at BibleClips. Our hosting provider, who stores the data on our behalf under a standard data-processing agreement. Apple and Google receive whatever the platforms require for app delivery and crash reporting.

We do not sell your data. We do not share it with marketing networks. We do not use it to train models.

You can change your topics and time at any moment from the app. You can wipe everything we hold by tapping “Forget me” in settings. We delete the record within seven days.

BibleClips is intended for ages 13 and up. If we learn that someone younger has used the app, we delete their record.

Privacy questions go to privacy@bibleclips.app. We answer them.