Privacy Policy

Our Privacy Philosophy

At SheraQR, we take a privacy-first approach. We've designed our app to work entirely on your device, ensuring your data stays with you. We don't track you, we don't sell your data, and we don't collect unnecessary information.

What We Don't Collect

Unlike many apps, we don't collect any of the following:

• Personal identification information
• Email addresses or contact details
• QR code content or generated images
• Device identifiers or fingerprints
• Location data or IP addresses
• Usage analytics or behavior tracking
• Any data you enter into QR codes

Local Storage Only

SheraQR stores all your data locally on your device:

• Saved QR Codes: Stored in your device's local storage
• History: Kept locally and can be cleared anytime
• Preferences: Your theme and style settings stay on your device
• Custom Logos: Images you add are stored locally only

You have complete control over your data. You can delete everything at any time from within the app.

Offline Functionality

SheraQR works completely offline. The app doesn't require an internet connection to:

• Generate QR codes
• Customize designs and colors
• Save and manage your QR codes
• Export images to your device

No network requests means no data transmission to any servers.

Third-Party Services

SheraQR does not integrate with any third-party analytics, advertising, or tracking services. The only external resources used are:

• Google Fonts: For typography (on the web version only)
• Font Awesome Icons: For UI icons (on the web version only)

These resources are standard web assets and don't collect personal information.

Children's Privacy

SheraQR is safe for users of all ages. Since we don't collect any personal information, children can use the app without privacy concerns. We don't knowingly collect or store data from anyone, including children under 13.

Policy Updates

If we ever change our privacy practices, we will update this policy and notify users through the app. Any changes will maintain our commitment to privacy-first principles.