Your fabric collection
The app stores your stash and managed catalogue photos locally on your device. The browser version uses browser storage tied to its site address. No account is required. Clearing storage or uninstalling can erase local data.
Backups and sharing
Exports can contain fabric details, private notes, purchase information and, with ZIP, catalogue photos. You choose where to save or share them. Keep backup files somewhere you trust.
Diagnostics
The iPhone, iPad and Android apps use Firebase for crash reporting, usage analytics and performance monitoring. You can control these together in Settings → Share diagnostics. Diagnostics are on by default on a fresh installation. You can turn them off in Settings at any time. Previously saved reporting choices, including opt-outs, are kept.
These services can collect technical information such as device and app versions, installation identifiers, crash traces, activity and performance timings. Analytics may derive approximate region from network information. This information is not anonymous. Advertising identifiers and ad personalisation are disabled.
The app limits its reports to predefined events and removes private details from the errors it sends. It does not attach your fabric names, photographs, notes, search terms or backup contents. Crash reports and network performance measurements can also include technical details about the device and connection.
Turning the switch off stops collection; it does not delete reports already uploaded. The browser app does not send these Firebase reports.
iCloud
iCloud sync is not available in this release. Your stash stays on this device unless you export or share it. Earlier development builds may have uploaded test data to private iCloud storage; disabling sync or uninstalling does not delete those records. Contact support if you need help with data from a development build.
Retention, deletion and security
Your local stash is kept until you delete it or clear the app storage. In the app, use Settings → Delete all data to remove your local collection. This also attempts to turn diagnostics off. Copies you exported or shared are kept wherever you saved them; delete those separately.
Google processes optional diagnostics through Firebase and Google Analytics. Crashlytics retains crash data for 90 days before beginning removal. Performance Monitoring retains IP-associated events for 30 days and installation-associated and de-identified performance data for 60 days before beginning removal. Analytics retention depends on the project settings; contact support for the current configuration. See Google’s Firebase privacy information.
Turning diagnostics off stops future collection and attempts to discard pending crash reports and reset local Analytics data. It does not erase reports already uploaded. To ask about access or deletion, email support. We will explain what can be identified and removed; we do not attach your name or email address to diagnostics.
Network transfers to Firebase use encrypted connections. App storage relies on your device’s security; exported backups are not password-encrypted by the app. Protect your device and the locations where you save backups.
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