Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 13, 2026 · Nadav Peretz (Israel)
1. Who this applies to
This policy describes how Sea Sol: Story Frames (“the app”), an offline page editor for short visual stories on iOS, handles information when you use it. The app is offered by Nadav Peretz. For privacy questions, email [email protected].
2. What the app does with your content
You create projects made of pages and panels. Each panel can hold an image you import from the system photo picker or choose from bundled illustrations, optional lettering, and crop settings. The app composes and saves this work on your device and can export the current page as a PNG through the system share sheet.
The app is designed to work without an account and without uploading your projects to a service operated for this app. We have not described cloud backup, collaboration, or analytics in the product; unless you separately use iOS features (such as device backup), your story data stays in local app storage.
3. Information stored on your device
The app persists data locally, including:
- Project names, page lists, layout choices, panel order, crop focus and zoom, and lettering text and placement.
- Copies of images you import, stored in an app-owned project media area (the app does not rely on temporary picker URLs alone).
- A bundled example project and illustration files shipped with the app (for example, the “Lantern Seed” sample).
Saving is atomic on the device: the UI indicates a successful save only after the write completes. If a save fails, you can retry or revert to the last saved version as described in the app.
4. What we do not collect through the app
Based on how the app is built, it does not require you to sign in, and it does not generate images or text with a remote AI service as part of editing. The product documentation does not describe server-side analytics, advertising identifiers, or social features. We do not receive your project files unless you voluntarily contact us by email or share an export yourself outside the app.
5. Photo library access
When you pick a photo, iOS provides access through the standard photo selection flow. The app copies the chosen image into your project’s local storage for editing and export. We do not state that the app continuously scans your entire library; access is tied to images you select for a panel.
6. Export and sharing
PNG export creates a file (1200 × 1600 pixels for the current page) and opens the system share menu. Any transmission after that—for example, AirDrop, Mail, or cloud drives—is between you and the service or person you choose, not controlled by this privacy policy.
7. Deletion
You can delete projects, individual pages, or panels inside the app, with confirmations where the product specifies them. Removing the app from your device typically removes its local data subject to how iOS and any device backups handle app data. We do not operate a remote copy to erase on your behalf.
8. Purchases
The product context provided for this app does not specify in-app purchases or subscriptions. If payment features are added later, Apple’s payment processes would apply and this policy would be updated to describe any related data.
9. Children
The app is a general creative tool. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children through a dedicated registration flow because none is offered. If you believe a child has emailed us personal data, contact us and we will delete that correspondence as appropriate.
10. Changes
We may update this policy when the app or legal requirements change. The “Last updated” date at the top will change when we do. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised policy.