Privacy, in plain English

This page describes what Plane Parade does on your device and what leaves it. The full legal document that governs it is the Vertolini, LLC privacy policy; this page is the game-specific summary of how that policy applies to Plane Parade.

What Plane Parade does not do

No adverts. There is no advertising SDK in the app.
No advertising identifier (IDFA), so the game never shows you an app-tracking permission prompt.
No third-party analytics, attribution or social SDKs.
No account. There is nothing to sign up for and no email address to hand over.
No access to your contacts, photos, camera, microphone or location.
Your name is never collected by the game.

What stays on your device

Your career progress lives on your device in the app’s own preferences: which shifts you have cleared, the wings and commendations you have earned, your best scores, which upgrades you have bought at each airport, and your settings. None of it is uploaded to us, and deleting the app deletes it.

What the game sends us

Plane Parade sends anonymous gameplay and performance statistics to a server operated by Vertolini, LLC. This is first-party data, used only to tune the game: which shifts people fail, where difficulty spikes, whether an upgrade is ever bought, and whether anything is crashing or running slowly. In practice that means:

A device identifier — Apple’s per-vendor identifier, or a random identifier the app generates itself. It is not the advertising identifier, it is not tied to your Apple Account, and it cannot be used to contact you or to identify you across other companies’ apps.
Gameplay events — a shift started, a shift finished, the score and result, shop purchases in the in-game currency, and normal app lifecycle events.
Performance and diagnostic data — app version and build, iOS version and device model, and timing or error information.
Purchase records — whether the Career Pack or Polar Finale is unlocked. Payment details are handled entirely by Apple and never reach us.

All of it is linked to that pseudonymous device identifier rather than to you as a person, and none of it is shared with advertising networks, data brokers or any other third party for tracking. Every send is best-effort: if it fails, the game ignores it and carries on.

The level catalogue check

When it has a connection, the game asks our server whether the level tuning has changed since the last time it looked. This is an ordinary web request and it carries no personal information. If it fails, or if you are offline, the game plays the catalogue that shipped inside the app, so nothing about your game depends on it.

Game Center

Game Center is optional. If you use it, the leaderboard score and achievement progress you submit are handled by Apple under Apple’s privacy policy. Plane Parade does not store your Game Center player identifier or display name on our servers.

Purchases

The Career Pack and Polar Finale are one-time App Store purchases. Apple processes the payment and tells the app what you own. We never see your payment card, billing address or Apple Account details.

Children

Plane Parade is a general-audience game with no chat, no user-generated content, no ads and no way to spend money beyond the two one-time unlocks that pass through the normal App Store purchase confirmation.

Questions, or a request about your data

Write to us through the Vertolini contact form and say that it is about Plane Parade. Because the statistics above are pseudonymous, tell us what you would like done and we will explain what we can identify and remove.

This summary was last reviewed for the 1.0 release of Plane Parade. Where it and the Vertolini, LLC privacy policy differ in detail, the full policy governs.