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Fields — Privacy Policy

AppFields PublisherThe Gaurav Rangnekar Company Effective01 February 2026 Version2026.1.0.11

Plain-English summary. Fields is a personal data vault that stores everything on your device, encrypted. No account. No servers operated by us. No analytics. No advertising. No tracking. If you enable iCloud Drive backup, the encrypted backup goes to your Apple account — never to us. If you delete the app, the data goes with it.

01 Introduction

This Privacy Policy describes how Fields (“the app”, “Fields”) handles information when you use it on an Apple device. Fields is published by The Gaurav Rangnekar Company (also referred to as “GR Co.”, “we”, “us”, “our”) a company founded by Gaurav Rangnekar. Fields was designed, from the first line of code, around one rule: the information you put into Fields is yours, stays with you, and is never exposed to us or to any third party.

02 Who we are

The Gaurav Rangnekar Company is an independent software studio that builds privacy-first products. Fields is one of those products. For any question regarding this policy, write to privacy@gauravrangnekar.com.

03 What data Fields handles

Fields lets you create custom named text fields (for example: Passport number, Social Security number, Home address, or anything else you choose) and store values inside them. The categories of information that can exist inside Fields are determined entirely by you, and may include:

Fields never asks you to create an account, sign in, or provide an email address. No such information is ever collected by us.

04 Local-only storage & encryption

Every field you create is stored locally on your device only. Before being written to disk, the value is encrypted using industry-standard AES-256 symmetric encryption. The encryption key is generated on your device, stored inside the Apple Keychain, and protected by your device passcode and biometrics. It never leaves the device.

This means:

05 Face ID, Touch ID & Passcode

Fields requires Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode to unlock the app. Apple’s biometric frameworks are used locally; Fields never sees or stores your face scan, fingerprint, or passcode. Fields only receives a pass/fail signal from iOS.

Individual fields can additionally be hidden behind a show/hide toggle, or all at once via the global hide-all toggle. Revealing a sensitive field may, at your option, require a fresh biometric check.

06 Encrypted Backup & Restore

Fields allows you to export an encrypted backup file to a storage location of your choice, including iCloud Drive, external storage, or any location supported by the iOS Files app. Important details about exported backups are listed below:

07 Sharing & third parties

We do not share, sell, rent, or transfer your information to any third party. Fields has no advertising partners, no data brokers, no affiliates, and no marketing integrations. The only network calls the app may make are:

08 Tracking & analytics

Fields contains no analytics SDKs, no crash reporters tied to your identity, no advertising identifiers, and no behavioural tracking of any kind. Under Apple’s App Tracking Transparency framework, Fields declares that it does not track you.

09 Children

Fields is a general-audience productivity utility and is not directed at children under 13. No personal information is knowingly collected about children, because no personal information is collected about anyone.

10 Your rights

Because your data never leaves your device (except as an encrypted backup in your own iCloud), the usual data-subject rights are satisfied directly by the app:

Residents of the EU/UK (GDPR/UK GDPR), California (CCPA/CPRA), and other jurisdictions with equivalent privacy laws have these rights by default. For any questions, email privacy@gauravrangnekar.com.

11 Security practices

12 Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the updated version will appear on this page with a new effective date. Material changes will additionally be surfaced in-app on next launch. Continued use of Fields after a change indicates acceptance.

13 Contact

For any question, concern, or request related to your privacy in Fields: