Privacy Policy

Effective 3 October 2026 · DR technologies LLC, doing business as AbrTech

FisKut is a card game, not a data business. We collect the minimum needed to let you play with your friends — and nothing else. This page is the complete list.

What we collect

• Account — if you sign in with Apple (or Google, on Android), we store an anonymous account identifier and the display name you choose at the table. We never receive your password, and we don't require your email.
• Presence — while you use the app, your friends can see that you're online and, if you're at a table, that a seat is free to join. We also keep your phone's time zone, so that a Sunday recap arrives in your evening and nothing arrives at night. Each of these notifications has its own switch in Me → Notifications.
• Friends — your friend code and the list of friends you've added. Friends are added by code only; nobody can search for you by name.
• World play — if you choose "Play the world," the players at your table see your display name and avatar while the game runs; nothing else is shared, and there's no chat or voice with strangers. Report and block are one long-press away at the table.
• Table chat — at a Ludo table with friends you can type short messages to the people at that table. They pass through our relay to the other players and are not stored. There is no chat with strangers.
• Gameplay — game results (wins and games played) for your friends-only leaderboard, and live game state while a table is running.
• Notifications — if you allow notifications, a device push token so a friend's invite can reach your lock screen. Declining notifications changes nothing else about the app.
• Profile photo — optional. If you pick one, it is shrunk on your phone to a small square, stored with your account, and shown to your friends and at private tables. Players you meet at world tables see your avatar, never the photo. Remove it any time from Me → Table face, or by deleting your account.
• Crash reports — if the app crashes, a report goes to Google's Crashlytics so we can fix it: the device model, operating system version, what the app was doing, and a random per-install id that is reset when you delete the app. Never your name, friend code or account. Nothing is sent unless the app actually crashes.
• Usage — Google's Firebase Analytics receives anonymous usage events (a hand finished, a game shared, a screen opened) with a random per-install id, so we can see which parts of the game people use. It never receives your name, friend code, friends or messages.
• Ads — FisKut shows a full-screen ad between games, served by Google AdMob. Other ad networks bid for the same ad slots through AdMob: Unity Ads, InMobi, Mintegral and Liftoff Monetize. To do that, each of them receives your device's ad identifier, general device information, and a rough location derived from your IP address. iOS asks you first, in Apple's own words, whether this app may track you: say no and the ads simply stay generic — the game is identical either way, and nothing else on this page changes. Google's handling of that data is described in Google's privacy policy; you can turn personalised ads off system-wide in iOS Settings at any time.
• Purchases — cosmetics, Remove Ads and the chai tips are sold through Apple's in-app purchase system (Google Play's on Android). The store handles the payment; FisKut never sees your card, your Apple ID or your billing address — the app only learns which items you own, and keeps that on your device so they come back with "Restore purchases". Refunds are Apple's: reportaproblem.apple.com.

What we don't do

• No data sales, and no sharing of your account, friends, messages or game records with anyone. The only third parties involved are the ad networks named above, Google Crashlytics for crash reports and Google Firebase Analytics for anonymous usage, each exactly as described.
• No access to your contacts, precise location, camera or microphone — the app never asks. The optional profile photo is chosen through the phone's own picker, which hands the app that one picture and nothing else from your library.
• Nothing you do at the table — your name, your friends, your results — is sent to advertisers.
• Playing as a guest against bots works fully offline, with no account and nothing collected at all.

Deleting your data

Me → Delete account in the app removes your account, friends, requests, push token, and game records from our servers immediately and permanently. Cosmetic preferences live only on your device. No app any more? Request deletion by email.

Where your data lives

On servers operated by DR technologies LLC on Amazon Web Services in the United States, used solely to run the game. Live game data and expired invitations are removed automatically.

Children

FisKut is not directed at children under 13 and knowingly collects nothing beyond the list above from any player.

Changes

If this policy ever changes in a way that matters, the effective date above changes with it, and the app's update notes will say so in plain words.

Contact

Questions about your data: info@abrtech.io. We read everything.