Effective date: 25 August 2026 Last updated: 25 August 2026
Thank you for using Solve My Cube (the "App"). Your privacy matters. This policy explains what the App does and does not do with your information. In short: the App does not require an account, never uploads your photos, and collects only anonymous usage statistics to help us improve it.
The short version
- We do not ask for your name, email, or any account.
- We do not upload, store, or share your camera photos or videos.
- We do collect anonymous, aggregated usage analytics (which screens are opened and which buttons are tapped) so we can see which features are used.
- We do collect the contents of feedback you choose to send us.
- Solving works entirely on your device and functions offline.
Camera
Solve My Cube can use your device's camera so you can scan the colours of your cube. Here is exactly how that works:
- The camera is only active while you are on the scanning screen.
- Camera frames are analysed in real time on your device to detect the sticker colours of each face.
- No photos or videos are saved, uploaded, or shared. Frames are used only for on-device colour detection and are discarded immediately.
- You can use the App without the camera at all by entering your cube's colours manually.
You control camera access through your device's system settings and can revoke it at any time. On iOS you will be asked for permission the first time you use the scan feature.
Analytics
The App uses Wiredash (Wiredash GmbH) to collect anonymous usage statistics. This tells us things like "the manual entry screen was opened 400 times this week" so we can decide what to improve.
What is collected:
- Screen views — the name of a screen when it is opened (e.g. "Solution").
- Button taps — the label of a control that was tapped (e.g. "Step forward") and the screen it was on.