Privacy policy for the Rinmath daily puzzle app.
Last updated: 2026-06-27
Translations are provided for convenience. The English policy controls if there is any difference.
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Checked 2026-06-30. This page was compared with the public App Store and Google Play listings. Where a store privacy or data-safety label was visible, it said the developer does not collect user data.
Accurate app behavior: Puzzles, progress, stats, widgets, watch data, reminders, and settings stay local. The 3-day trial starts locally; Apple App Store or Google Play handles only the one-time Pro unlock, restore, refund, receipt, or price display. No accounts, ads, analytics, tracking, or developer backend are used.
Rinmath collects nothing. Normal gameplay stays on your device. There are no servers, no accounts, no logins. We don’t talk to advertisers or analytics services. Rinmath includes a 3-day full-access free trial, then the one-time Rinmath Pro unlock. There is no subscription, no ads, and no tracking.
Rinmath Pro starts with a 3-day full-access free trial, then a one-time unlock for premium features such as Stats, full History, color assist, Solve Coach, unlimited custom puzzle creation, and the Apple Watch companion on Apple platforms. Free players can still play the daily puzzle, free-play puzzles, share solves, and play shared custom puzzle codes.
Purchases are handled by the app store you use:
Those store services may process purchase information under their own policies. Rinmath itself has no account system and does not send purchase history, puzzle history, or personal information to any Rizk Corsight server.
Rinmath is offline-first by design. Playing puzzles, saving progress, viewing history, and generating share text happen locally on your device. Network access is used only when the operating system or app store handles a purchase, restore, or store-managed check for Rinmath Pro.
When you tap the Share button after solving, Rinmath generates a small
text “share grid” and hands it to the system share sheet. When you
create a custom puzzle, Rinmath can generate a RINM- puzzle code that
describes the puzzle settings, not personal information. What happens
next is entirely your choice — you decide whether to copy it, send it
in a message, post it, or cancel out. Rinmath itself never transmits
the share text or puzzle code anywhere.
Rinmath is rated for general audiences. It is not directed to children, is not in the Kids Category on the App Store, and is not in Google Play’s Designed for Families program. If a child uses Rinmath through a family purchase or family-managed device, the same privacy posture applies — no information is collected from any user regardless of age.
If we ever change the policy, the “Last updated” date at the top will change, and the change will be summarized in store release notes for the build that introduces it.
Rinmath is a trademark of Rizk Corsight, LLC. Apple, App Store, and Apple Watch are trademarks of Apple Inc.; Google Play and Android are trademarks of Google LLC. All other product and company names are used for identification only and remain the property of their respective owners.