Arrow Bloom — Privacy Policy
Effective August 9, 2026
What we never collect
Arrow Bloom itself does not ask for, receive, or transmit:
- Names, email addresses, phone numbers, or contact details
- Accounts, logins, or passwords
- Location of any kind
- Photos, camera, microphone, or contacts
- Your game progress, scores or streaks — those stay on your device
Advertising (free version only)
The free version shows ads between some levels, and offers an optional ad you can choose to watch to continue a Bloom Run. These are served by Google AdMob, and Google may collect:
- Your device's advertising identifier (IDFA), if you allow it
- Which ads were shown, and whether you interacted with them
- General device and network information needed to deliver an ad
On first use iOS will ask whether Arrow Bloom may track you across apps. If you say no, you still see ads — they are simply not personalised. Nothing about how the game plays changes either way. In the EEA and the UK you will also be shown Google's consent form before any ad loads.
Google's handling of this data is governed by their own privacy policy, linked above. We never receive it.
Purchases
Arrow Bloom offers one optional purchase: a one-time unlock that removes ads permanently. It is handled by Apple and by RevenueCat, who record that a purchase happened so the app knows to stay ad-free — including after you reinstall. We never see your payment details; Apple handles those.
There is no subscription, and no other purchase of any kind.
What is stored on your device
Your progress and preferences are saved locally using the operating system's standard preferences storage:
- Which levels you have completed and the flowers you earned
- Your Daily Bloom streak and which days you have played
- Your settings: sound, haptics, Gentle Mode, and arrow markers
This never leaves your device. There is no server to send it to. Deleting the
app deletes it, and you can erase it any time from
Settings → Reset all progress.
Third parties
Two, both only in the free version's ad and purchase flow: Google AdMob (advertising) and RevenueCat (purchase status). There is no analytics provider, no crash reporter, and no social platform.
Buying your way out
The one-time ad-free purchase stops all of the above. With ads removed, the ad SDK is never started, no advertising identifier is read, and the app behaves exactly as it did before ads existed: entirely offline.
Children
Arrow Bloom is a general-audience puzzle game rated 4+. It is not directed at children and is not in the Kids Category. If a child uses it, we recommend the one-time ad-free purchase, which turns off advertising entirely.
Changes
If a future version ever processes data, this policy will be updated before that version is released and the change described in the release notes.