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Free app privacy policy generator

Answer what your app actually does: accounts, analytics, ads, children, deletion. The policy writes itself beside the questions, ready to copy, download as HTML or Markdown, or print.

The generator needs JavaScript, which is off or still loading.

Without it, use the app privacy policy template: the same policy with square-bracket placeholders to fill in by hand.

The generator asks these questions:

  1. App name
  2. Developer or company name
  3. Is content people create in the app saved on a server?
  4. Where is it published?
  5. Do users create an account or sign in?
  6. What do you ask for when someone creates an account?
  7. Does the app ask for any device permissions?
  8. Camera
  9. What is the camera used for?
  10. Microphone
  11. What is the microphone used for?
  12. Contacts
  13. What are contacts used for?
  14. Location
  15. How precise is the location you request?
  16. Is location used when the app is closed or not on screen (background)?
  17. What is location used for?
  18. Photos, videos and files
  19. What are photos and files used for?
  20. Health and fitness data (Health Connect, Apple Health, body sensors, activity)
  21. What is health and fitness data used for?
  22. Calendar
  23. What is the calendar used for?
  24. Bluetooth and nearby devices
  25. What is Bluetooth used for?
  26. Notifications
  27. Does any data from these permissions leave the device?
  28. Does the app include third-party SDKs or services?
  29. Analytics
  30. Which analytics service?
  31. Crash reporting
  32. Which crash-reporting service?
  33. Advertising
  34. Which advertising network?
  35. Are ads personalized using the advertising ID?
  36. Sign in with another service (social login)
  37. Which sign-in services?
  38. Payment processor for purchases outside the app stores
  39. Which payment processors?
  40. Maps
  41. Which map provider?
  42. Push notification service
  43. Which push service?
  44. Does the app sell in-app purchases or subscriptions through the app store?
  45. Are any of them auto-renewing subscriptions?
  46. Who is the app for?
  47. How long do you keep data on your servers or with your providers?
  48. How can people ask you to delete their data?
  49. Address of the deletion request form
  50. Can people delete their account from inside the app?
  51. Does every connection the app makes use HTTPS (encryption in transit)?
  52. Where is user data stored?
  53. Does data cross borders?
  54. Which privacy law is the policy written for?
  55. Can people in California use the app?
  56. Contact email for privacy questions
  57. Postal address
  58. Phone number

How it works

  1. 01

    Answer the questions

    Each answer switches the matching section of the policy on or off. A few start at the usual answer; change any that do not fit your app.

  2. 02

    Read the policy

    It updates as you answer, in plain English, with your app name, developer name and contact address filled in.

  3. 03

    Publish it

    Copy it, download HTML or Markdown, or print. Host it on a page you control and paste that URL into each store console.

What this page does and does not do

It does

  • Writes a policy from your answers, using clauses written for mobile apps.
  • Covers what Google Play and the App Store ask a policy to say.
  • Lets you copy, download (HTML or Markdown) or print the result.

It does not

  • Store your answers or the policy on our server: the policy is put together on this page. Our host still sees ordinary request logs.
  • Host the policy for you. Publish it on your own site.
  • Give legal advice. Have a lawyer review it if your app handles health, money or children.

What each store asks for

Sources

  1. Play Console Help: User Data policyVendor documentation
  2. Play Console Help: Provide information for Google Play's Data safety sectionVendor documentation
  3. Apple: App Review GuidelinesVendor documentation
  4. Apple: App privacy details on the App StoreVendor documentation

Questions people ask

Is it free?

Yes, with no account and no watermark. Copy or download the policy and use it as your own.

Will the stores accept it?

It covers the points both stores list for a privacy policy. Reviewers also check that the policy matches what your app does, so answer honestly and update it when the app changes.

Where should I host the policy?

On a public page you control, such as your website or a page on your app landing site. Google asks for an active web page, not a PDF.