Alshy does not collect, transmit or sell any personal data. There is no account, no analytics kit, no advertising, and no server at all for the app to talk to. Nothing you do in a match, in the tour or in your kalta ever leaves your device.
What stays on your device
Alshy keeps everything it needs locally, in your device's app storage. This includes:
- Your tour progress across the 24 yards, and your daily streak
- The asyks in your kalta, their dye colours, and whether you marked one a keeper
- Sakas you have earned, records and medals
- App settings: music, sound, haptics, appearance, aim assist and your reminder hour
None of it is ever uploaded. If you use the share sheet to send a match card, that is a deliberate action you take through Apple's own share sheet, sending it only to the app or person you pick.
Camera and photos
The Dye Pot lets you colour an asyk from a shade you catch with the camera or choose from a photo. Alshy asks for camera access only when you open the Dye Pot's camera option, and reads a photo only through Apple's picker when you choose one. In both cases Alshy reads the colour once and discards the image immediately — it is never saved, stored or sent anywhere by the app.
If you choose to save a match card through the share sheet, that uses your photo library's own save action, under your control.
Notifications
Alshy can remind you about the day's yard with a single local notification, only if you turn the reminder on in Settings. It is scheduled and delivered entirely on your device; Alshy sends no push notifications and no remote server is involved.
Children's privacy
Alshy is a general-audience game and collects no information from anyone, children included, because it collects no information from anyone at all.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the update will appear on this page with a new date below. Continuing to use Alshy after a change means you accept the revised policy.
Last updated: September 2026.