WebPrims Logic Lab — Privacy Policy

The short version

WebPrims Logic Lab collects nothing. No name, no email, no age, no phone number, no account, no advertising ID, no location, no usage statistics. There is no sign-up because there is nothing to sign up to.

The app has no ads and no analytics, and it does not connect to the internet at all. It works the same in aeroplane mode as it does on wifi. Everything you do in it stays on your own phone.

Which app this covers

This policy covers the Android application WebPrims Logic Lab (com.webprims.logiclab), published by WebPrims. The webprims.com website has its own separate privacy policy, because the website does collect enquiries and does carry Google's tag. This app does neither.

What is stored, and where

The app saves your progress so you do not have to start again each time you open it. That data never leaves your device — it is written to the app's own private storage, which no other app can read, and it is not backed up to us or to anyone else.

This is what it holds:

• Which levels you have finished and how many stars you earned
• Your XP and rank in CodeQuest
• Your best score for each interview quiz set
• Your settings: language, sound, haptics, and whether code is shown by default

How to delete it

Uninstalling the app deletes all of it. You can also clear it without uninstalling: Android Settings, then Apps, then WebPrims Logic Lab, then Storage, then Clear data. There is nothing on our side to delete, because none of it ever reached us.

The internet, and the one link

The app makes no network requests. It downloads nothing, uploads nothing and contacts no server — ours or anyone else's. The games, the levels and all 440 quiz questions are bundled inside the app itself.

There is exactly one exception, and you have to choose it: a button that opens webprims.com/book-demo in your phone's browser, so a parent can find out about our classes in Amritsar. It sits behind a hold-to-continue gate marked "Ask a grown-up" so a child cannot open it by accident. Once your browser opens that page, the website's own privacy policy applies to it rather than this one.

No ads, no tracking, no third parties

There is no advertising in the app, and no advertising SDK inside it. There is no analytics or crash-reporting SDK either — not Google Analytics, not Firebase, not Facebook, not any of the others. Nothing profiles you, and nothing follows you to another app or website.

The app does not request an advertising ID, and the permission to read one is explicitly removed from the app's manifest rather than merely left unused.

Permissions

The app asks for no runtime permissions at all. It has no access to your camera, microphone, contacts, photos, files, calendar or location, and it cannot see whether you are online.

Several permissions that libraries commonly add on their own are blocked in the build so that they do not appear on the Play Store listing:

• RECORD_AUDIO — the sounds are generated inside the app; nothing is recorded
• READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE and WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
• ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
• AD_ID
• FOREGROUND_SERVICE

Children

This app is made for children as well as adults, and it is built to Google Play's Families Policy. The safest way to design for children is not to collect anything from them, so that is what we did: no data collection, no ads, no account, no chat, no user-generated content and no way for anyone to contact a child through the app.

The only route out of the app is the parental gate described above. If you are a parent and something here is not clear, write to us — the address is at the end of this page and a person reads it.

If any of this changes

We will not quietly start collecting something. If a future version of the app adds analytics, ads, an account or any network feature, this page changes before that version is released, the date at the top changes with it, and the Play Store Data Safety declaration is updated to match.

Your rights

Data protection law gives you the right to see what a company holds about you, correct it, or have it deleted. In this case there is nothing to see, correct or delete, because we hold nothing. You are welcome to write and ask us to confirm that, and we will.