Effective 20 August 2026
Provided by: Nikah AI Ltd, Office 1216, 60 Tottenham Court Road, Fitzrovia, London, W1T 2EW, United Kingdom
*This is the plain-English version of the Google Play Data safety form and the Apple App Privacy card for TraceFast Golf. It is written from this app's shipping code — the permissions it actually declares and the SDKs actually linked into the binary — and not from a template covering several products.*
| Question | Answer for TraceFast Golf |
|---|---|
| Does the app collect data? | No |
| Does the app share data with third parties? | No |
| Is any data transmitted off the device? | No, apart from the Apple or Google purchase transaction |
| Is data encrypted in transit? | Not applicable — the app sends none. The store's own purchase connection uses the platform's transport security |
| Can the user request deletion? | Yes — immediate and on-device. See the account and data deletion page |
| Does the app have user accounts? | No |
| Is the app directed at children? | No — intended audience: golfers, not children |
| Does the app contain ads? | No |
| Does the app use an advertising identifier? | No. The AD_ID permission is explicitly blocked in the Android manifest |
TraceFast Golf contains no analytics SDK, no crash-reporting SDK, no advertising SDK and no attribution SDK. There is no operator server. No network call is made to Nikah AI Ltd at any point, because there is no endpoint to call.
On the Play Data safety form, every "Data collected" and "Data shared" category is therefore answered No.
The following is kept locally so the app remembers your choices between sessions. Under the Play Data safety definitions this is not collection, because it never leaves the device:
Recorded clips stay in this app's cache for the current session. They are not uploaded. If you choose to save a clip to Photos, that copy is yours and lives in your photo library.
There is no automatic ball detector in this build, and there is no video encoder: you tap the ball in frames of your own clip. The traced export is a STILL IMAGE — one frame with the trace drawn into it — and saving the clip copies the original recording without the trace in it. Any flight figures printed on an exported image come from launch numbers you typed into the calculator, not from the video, and the image says so. The store listing must not be read as claiming otherwise.
TraceFast Golf requests the following, each only at the moment the feature needs it:
Every one of these is declined-safe: refuse it and the rest of the app keeps working, you simply cannot use the feature that needed it.
Nothing else. There is no Firebase, no Google Analytics, no Meta SDK, no AppsFlyer, no Sentry and no Crashlytics.
TraceFast Golf does not track you across apps or websites. It does not read the IDFA or the Android advertising id, and it never shows the App Tracking Transparency prompt, because there is nothing it would be asking permission for.
Data sits in the app's private, sandboxed storage, protected by the operating system's app sandbox and device encryption. Nikah AI Ltd claims no encryption beyond what iOS and Android provide, because no data reaches us to protect.
Immediate, on-device, and available without an account. See the account and data deletion page.
privacy@legalnikahai.com · support@legalnikahai.com · Nikah AI Ltd, Office 1216, 60 Tottenham Court Road, Fitzrovia, London, W1T 2EW, United Kingdom
*Hosted at https://legalnikahai.com/tracefast/data-safety.html. The answers here must stay identical to the Play Console Data safety form and the App Store Connect App Privacy card.*