Last updated: 31 October 2026

Kigumi collects no personal data. There are no accounts, no advertising and no tracking. The app only counts, anonymously, how the game is played.

Your progress. What you have built, your seals and your settings are kept on your device. If iCloud is on for your Apple Account, your progress also syncs between your own devices through your private iCloud storage. Only you can see it; the developer cannot.

Payment. Any payment for Kigumi is handled entirely by Apple through the App Store. We receive no payment details and no personal information.

Anonymous usage counts. To learn how the game is played, Kigumi sends anonymous usage events to PostHog, an analytics service that processes them for the developer on servers in the United States. • What the events say: which screens are opened; which structures are started, finished, restarted or left half-built; how many moves, undos and hints they took; and whether the full game is offered and bought. • What each event carries: the app version, the device model and iOS version, and a random install ID that isn’t linked to you. • What is never sent: anything you could be identified by. There’s no person profile and no session recording. Your IP address reaches PostHog as part of the connection, as with any internet request, but your location is not looked up from it. • How the data is used: it is never sold, shared with anyone else or used for advertising.

Children. Kigumi has an Easy mode for children. Nothing personal is collected from anyone, children included; the usage events above are the same, anonymous ones for every player.

Changes. If this policy ever changes, the new version will be posted on this page.

Contact. [email protected]