Palimpsest collects nothing. Not because we choose not to look, but because there is nowhere for anything to go: the app makes no network requests at all.
Nothing. There is no account, no sign-in, no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising identifier and no third-party SDK of any kind.
None. Palimpsest asks for no camera, no photo library, no location, no motion and no health access. Its Info.plist contains no usage-description strings at all, and a build gate fails the build if one is ever added — because adding one would mean this page had become untrue.
One setting: whether the time slider uses equal steps or proportional spacing. It is stored on the device and is never transmitted, because there is no transmission.
Every build runs a check across the whole source tree — with comments stripped, so it measures code rather than prose — for URLSession, NWConnection, CFNetwork, URLRequest, StoreKit and CLLocationManager. If any of them appears, the build fails. Writing a promise is not keeping it; this one is measured.
Palimpsest is rated 4+ and is suitable for children. Since it collects nothing and transmits nothing, it collects nothing from children either.
If a future version ever needed a network connection, this page would change first and the build gate would change with it. That order is deliberate.
Questions: hello@norea.studio