This privacy policy applies to the Hexly: Color Identifier & RGB app (hereby referred to as the "Application") for mobile devices that was created by Andrei Vazhenov (hereby referred to as the "Service Provider") as a Freemium service. This service is intended for use "AS IS."

Effective date: 2026-10-14

Summary

• The Application does not require registration and does not ask for your name, email address, or other contact details.
• Camera images and photos you pick are processed on your device only. They are never uploaded to the Service Provider or to any third party.
• Your saved colors, palettes, and gradients are stored only on your device.
• The Application uses Firebase Analytics to understand how features are used, and RevenueCat to manage subscriptions.
• The Application does not show ads, does not track you across other companies' apps and websites, and does not access the advertising identifier (IDFA).
• The Service Provider does not sell your personal information.

What information does the Application obtain and how is it used?

Camera and photos

The Application uses your device's camera to identify colors in real time. Camera frames are analyzed on your device and are not recorded, stored, or transmitted.

When you choose an image from your photo library, you select it through the standard iOS photo picker, and the Application only receives the images you select. Those images are analyzed on your device and are not uploaded anywhere.

If you choose to save a palette image, the Application asks for permission to add images to your photo library. It only adds the images you ask it to save and does not read your library.

Data stored on your device

Colors, palettes, gradients, history, and settings you create in the Application are stored locally on your device. They are not sent to the Service Provider. Deleting the Application deletes this data.

Usage analytics (Firebase Analytics)

The Application uses Firebase Analytics, a service provided by Google, to learn which features are used and to improve the Application. Firebase Analytics collects:

• In-app events, such as opening the camera, generating a palette, or sharing a palette image
• A random identifier for your installation of the Application (app instance ID), which is not linked to your name or contact details