Privacy Policy — Slicecraft (com.ovenlab.slicecraft)

The whole thing in one paragraph

Slicecraft does not collect anything about you. There is no account to create, no login, no advertising, no analytics and no in-app purchases. The game does not ask for a single Android permission, and it works with the network switched off. Nothing about you or your device leaves your phone, because the game never sends anything anywhere.

The rest of this page explains what that means in practice, what is stored on your own device, and how to reach a person if you have a question.

Who is responsible

Slicecraft is made and published by Scope Property Developments Limited, a company registered in England and Wales, trading for its games under the name Sapphire Canvas Games. The registered address is 71 Trenoweth Road, Falmouth, TR11 5GH, United Kingdom.

Where data protection law uses the word "controller", that company is the controller for anything covered by this policy. In practice there is very little to control, because the game does not gather personal data at all.

What the game keeps, and where

Slicecraft saves your progress so that you can close the app and pick up the next order later. That save file sits in the app's own private storage on your device and is never uploaded. It holds only game state:

Coins earned and the toppings, sauces and recipes you have unlocked.
Which orders you have completed and the scores you got for them.
Settings you have changed, such as sound and music volume.

None of this identifies you. There is no name, email address, phone number, contact list, photo, location, advertising identifier or device identifier involved at any point.

Things Slicecraft deliberately does not do

No accounts. You are never asked to register, sign in or connect a social profile.
No advertising. There are no ad networks in the app, so no ad profile is built from your play.
No analytics or crash reporting. No usage statistics, session logs or event tracking are gathered or sent.
No purchases. Everything in the game is unlocked by playing. There is no billing library and no payment data.
No permissions. The app requests no Android runtime permissions — not camera, microphone, location, contacts, storage or anything else.
No network use. Slicecraft runs fully offline and does not open connections to any server, including ours.

Other companies in the picture

The app itself contains no third-party services. One company is unavoidably involved anyway: Google, because the app is distributed through Google Play. When you install or update Slicecraft, Google processes that transaction under its own privacy policy and its own agreement with you. We receive nothing about you from it beyond the anonymous, aggregate install and rating figures shown in the developer console, which cannot be traced back to an individual player.

If a future version of Slicecraft ever adds anything that touches the network, this page will be rewritten before that version is published, and the change will be described in plain language rather than added quietly.

Children

Slicecraft is suitable for all ages and is not directed at any particular age group. Because the app collects no personal data whatsoever, it collects none from children either. No advertising is shown to anyone, and there is nothing in the game that a child could use to send information out of the device.

If you are a parent or guardian and you believe something in the app behaves differently from what is described here, please write to us at the address below and we will look into it straight away.

Your rights, and how to use them here

Under the UK GDPR and similar laws you have rights to access, correct, delete and export the personal data a company holds about you. Those rights depend on there being data to act on. Since Slicecraft holds none, there is nothing for us to hand over, correct or erase on your behalf, and no request form to fill in.

You are still in complete control of the local save file. Clearing the app's data in Android settings resets progress immediately, and uninstalling Slicecraft removes the save file with the app. Neither action needs our involvement, and neither leaves a copy behind anywhere else.

If you believe your data has been mishandled, you may complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk. We would rather you contacted us first so we can explain or fix whatever prompted it.

Changes to this policy

If the app changes in a way that affects privacy, this page is updated first and the date at the top of the page changes with it. Older versions of the app that you have already installed keep behaving exactly as they did; nothing can be switched on remotely, because the app has no way to receive such an instruction.

Getting in touch

Questions about this policy, about Slicecraft, or about anything on this site go to one inbox, read by the person who makes the games.

Email: canvas@scopedevelopments.quest

Scope Property Developments Limited
71 Trenoweth Road
Falmouth TR11 5GH
United Kingdom