Lóra

Privacy policy

Effective 11 November 2026

Lóra keeps the score of a card game. This page explains exactly what the app does with your data. In short: everything stays on your device, and the developer never receives anything.

What the app stores

Lóra has no account and no cloud. It stores two things, both locally in the app's own storage:

Both live inside the app's sandbox. They are included in an iPhone or iPad backup if you have backups enabled, exactly like the rest of your apps. Deleting the app deletes them; deleting a match in History removes it from the list.

What never happens

The computer opponents

Solo mode deals and plays entirely on your device. The computer opponents are a small strategy that runs inside the app; no move, hand or result leaves the phone.

Sharing a result

When you tap Share result, the app draws the standings into an image on your device and hands it to the system share sheet. Where it goes from there is your choice — Messages, Mail, Photos, anywhere. The app does not upload the image and does not know what you did with it.

Card artwork

The deck is a public-domain 1860s Czech pattern. The images ship inside the app; nothing is downloaded at runtime. Provenance is listed in the project's CREDITS.md.

This website

The site is static: no cookies, no analytics, no scripts, no third-party fonts. The hosting provider records standard HTTP requests (IP address, time, requested file) for operation and abuse prevention; those logs are not used to identify visitors.

Questions about privacy, or something here that does not match what the app does? Write to ondrej.linek@gmail.com.

Changes

If a future version ever stores something new, this page is updated first and the effective date above changes. The app has no way to send data anywhere, so a change would be visible here before it could reach you.