Effective date: October 24, 2026
UndotSnap helps you keep a before photo, remember the details of a setup, and put it back later. This policy describes version 1.0.0 of the app.
UndotSnap stores the photos you capture, labels, optional notes, creation times, optional revert dates, and completion times in the app’s local storage on your iPhone. These records power your before receipts, Active and Done collections, search, and Return Guide. Checklist cues are stored as part of your notes. Search text and cue tick marks are temporary, on-device view state; they are not uploaded and are not retained as separate saved records.
UndotSnap does not operate a server that receives your snapshots. It does not require an account, upload your photos for analysis, or provide an app-managed cloud sync service.
Camera access is requested when you choose to capture a before photo. You can decline or change camera access in your iPhone’s Settings. Without camera access, you can still view and manage snapshots that are already saved.
The released app captures still photos and lets you choose an existing photo with the system Photos picker. The picker gives the app access to the item you select. UndotSnap does not request full photo-library metadata for this import. It does not request microphone, contacts, or location access. UndotSnap does not use photo metadata to track you. Its alignment grid is a visual reference over your saved photo; it does not run a live camera feed or automatically compare your surroundings.
The app reads and manages files inside its app storage to save, display, and delete your snapshots. It does not scan other apps’ files.
UndotSnap includes no advertising, advertising identifiers, third-party analytics, cross-app tracking, or developer-operated remote crash reporting. It does not sell or rent your information.
Apple may process App Store, device backup, or diagnostic information according to your Apple settings and Apple’s own privacy practices. UndotSnap does not control those services.
Snapshots remain in local app storage until you delete them or delete the app. Depending on your device settings, iOS may include app data in device or iCloud backups. Those backups are managed through your Apple account and device settings, rather than by UndotSnap.
Temporary camera files and image caches may be retained and cleared by iOS. Removing a snapshot deletes its saved record and permanent photo from the app. It does not delete copies in a device backup or photos you have stored elsewhere.
Open a snapshot, choose Delete, and confirm to remove it from UndotSnap. Deletion in the app cannot be undone. Marking a snapshot reverted moves it to Done and keeps its photo; it does not delete it.
Deleting the app from your iPhone removes its local app data. Offloading the app can preserve documents and data. To manage existing backups, use your iPhone’s backup settings. We cannot retrieve snapshots from your device or restore deleted snapshots for you.
If you choose to email [email protected], the email provider delivers your email address, message, and any attachments you choose to send. We use that information to respond to your request and investigate issues. Support correspondence is handled outside the app in the support mailbox and email-provider systems, subject to their retention and backup settings. The app does not manage or automatically erase support emails. Send any privacy or deletion request concerning support correspondence to the same address.