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Privacy Policy

How Fragmentis handles data on your device, in private iCloud, and when you use optional external services.

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Fragmentis Privacy Policy

This policy describes the released version of Fragmentis. It does not promise a full private-iCloud deletion feature that the current build does not provide.

Effective date13 July 2026
Policy version1.0

1. Controller and contact

The controller is Krzysztof Mroczek, an independent developer operating under the MKProjectLab brand in Poland. Contact: [email protected].

2. Scope of this policy

This policy applies to the Fragmentis iPhone and iPad app, its local features, private-iCloud synchronization, Open Library requests, exports and user-initiated support contact. It does not cover data practices of websites or destinations you choose outside the app.

3. Data stored on the device

Fragmentis stores sources, fragments, reflections, tags, collections, reminders, search history, settings, covers and preserved page images on your device. Core features are local-first and do not require an MKProjectLab account or developer-operated backend.

4. Private iCloud and CloudKit

When iCloud synchronization is available, reading data and user assets can be stored in the private CloudKit database of your Apple Account. Apple operates iCloud and CloudKit. MKProjectLab does not run a separate sync server and cannot browse your private-iCloud content.

5. Camera, photos and on-device OCR

Camera and photo access is used only when you choose to scan a page or select a cover. Text recognition runs on the device. Preserved images are re-rendered and location/EXIF metadata is removed; quotes, reflections and scanned photos are not sent to Open Library.

6. Open Library and Internet Archive

Open Library is a project of Internet Archive. When you start a book search, Fragmentis sends the title and, if provided, the author to openlibrary.org. A cover request sends the Open Library cover ID and requested image size to covers.openlibrary.org.

For App Store privacy disclosure, these requests are classified conservatively as Search History, used for App Functionality, linked to the user, and not used for tracking. Fragmentis does not claim that Open Library has zero retention; its own policies and server logs apply.

7. Local notifications

Reminder notifications are scheduled locally through Apple system services after you grant permission. Notification text is generic and does not include quotes or reflections. You can disable notifications in iOS Settings.

8. Backups, Markdown, diagnostics and Share Sheet

You can create backup, Markdown and diagnostics files. Backup exports are not password-encrypted and may contain private text or preserved images. The system Share Sheet sends a copy to the destination you select; Fragmentis cannot control or delete that copy after sharing.

9. Local diagnostics and support retention

Content-free technical diagnostics stay on the device for up to 14 days or 1,000 events, whichever limit is reached first. They exclude quotes, reflections, search queries, private titles, authors, raw OCR text and images.

Nothing is sent automatically to MKProjectLab. If you manually send a diagnostics file to support, it may be retained for up to 30 days after receipt and then removed when no longer needed for that support case.

10. One-time payment

Fragmentis uses a one-time purchase model. Apple processes App Store payment and purchase information under Apple's terms and privacy policy; Fragmentis does not receive your full payment-card details.

11. Retention and technical cleanup

Your reading data remains until you delete it or remove the app/data through Apple system controls. Temporary OCR and export artifacts are normally removed after completion or cancellation; abandoned artifacts are eligible for cleanup after 24 hours and have a seven-day hard cap. Completed recovery copies are limited to two and have a seven-day lifetime. Active or unverified operations are excluded from automatic cleanup.

12. Deleting data

This version does not provide a verified full deletion from private iCloud. Local deletion is available only when private-iCloud synchronization is inactive. When synchronization is active, manage Fragmentis data through Apple's iCloud and device settings.

An email to MKProjectLab cannot delete data from your private iCloud, because the developer cannot access that database. Copies already sent through Share Sheet must be deleted at their destination.

13. Withdrawing permissions

You can revoke camera, photo and notification permissions in iOS Settings, stop using Open Library search, and change iCloud settings in your Apple Account. Some related features will stop working, but existing local data is not automatically erased by revoking a permission.

14. Security

Fragmentis uses Apple platform protections, file protection and privacy-safe diagnostics. Private-iCloud data is protected by Apple's services; Fragmentis does not claim to provide its own end-to-end encryption. No technical measure can guarantee absolute or 100% security.

15. No advertising, tracking or external analytics SDK

Fragmentis contains no advertising SDK, tracking SDK or external analytics SDK. It does not use data for cross-company tracking or targeted advertising and does not include tracking domains in its Privacy Manifest.

16. Children

Fragmentis is directed to children and may be offered in Apple's Kids Category. It does not require a child to create an MKProjectLab account or provide a name, date of birth or contact profile, and it contains no ads or tracking.

A parent or guardian should review device and iCloud permissions, supervise optional Open Library searches and any Share Sheet or support submission, and manage purchases through Apple family controls where applicable. Parents and guardians may contact MKProjectLab about privacy questions.

17. External services and recipients

Relevant recipients are Apple for App Store, iCloud, notifications, backups and system sharing; Open Library/Internet Archive for optional book and cover requests; a destination you choose in Share Sheet; and MKProjectLab only when you manually contact support. Fragmentis has no developer-operated account or analytics backend.

18. Your rights and choices

You can view, edit, export and delete data using app and system controls, subject to the private-iCloud limitation described above. Depending on applicable law, you or a parent/guardian may ask about access, correction, restriction, objection or deletion by emailing [email protected]. MKProjectLab cannot retrieve content that remains only in your private iCloud.

19. Changes to this policy

This policy may change when Fragmentis features, legal requirements or service providers change. The published version and effective date will be updated, and material changes will be communicated through the website or app where practical.

20. Effective date

Policy version 1.0 is effective from 13 July 2026. Policy URL: https://www.mkprojectlab.com/fragmentis/privacy.