Fuzzzy Leaf — Privacy Policy

What stays on your phone

• Your plants: their names, photos, care cards, schedules and history.
• Your reminders and their times.
• Your settings: skin, language and reminder preferences.

We never receive these. Deleting the app deletes them.

What leaves your phone, and why

• A plant photo, when you ask to name a plant or check its health. It goes to our server (leaf-api.fuzzzycore.com) with the answer language you use. The server passes it to Google's Gemini AI to read. Our server does not store the photo: it returns the answer and forgets it. Google processes the request under its Gemini terms and may keep it for a limited time to detect abuse.
• An anonymous phone ID. On first launch the app opens a session with our server under a random ID. It carries no name, email or phone number. It lets the server know which phone has a plan or a pass.
• Your plan or pass status. On iPhone, when you subscribe or restore, the app sends Apple's signed proof of purchase to our server. We keep whether the plan is active, which plan it is, its trial and period dates, and Apple's transaction reference. On Android, when you buy a 1-week or 1-year pass on our web page, PayPal takes the payment. We keep the pass, its start and end dates, the amount, and PayPal's order and payment references. We do not receive your PayPal account details, name, email or address. All of this is tied to the anonymous ID.
• A recovery code, if you ask for one (Android passes). It lets you move your passes to a new phone. We keep only a scrambled form of the code, never the code itself. Anyone who has your code can move your passes, so keep it private.
• A daily count of readings. We count how many plants each anonymous ID reads per day, to keep the service fair.
• Your network address, briefly. Our server sees the address your phone connects from. To limit abuse we count new phones per address per day under a scrambled form of the address; our web server's logs keep the address for a short time to keep the service safe.

Payments

Apple handles payments on iPhone. PayPal handles payments on our web page. We never see your card, your Apple ID, your PayPal login or your name. Card payment on the web page is temporarily unavailable.

What we do not do

• No ads, no tracking across apps or websites, no selling or sharing data for advertising.
• No analytics or crash tools that send your data to third parties.
• No account, email or sign-up.

Who processes data for us

• Google (Gemini) — reads the plant photo.
• Apple — payments and subscriptions on iPhone.
• PayPal — payments for passes on the web.
• Cloudflare — carries traffic to our server.
• Our hosting provider — runs our server in a data centre.

How long we keep it

• Photos: not kept by us.
• Anonymous ID, plan and pass records, recovery code (scrambled) and daily counts: while the app is in use, and for as long as tax and accounting law requires for purchase records.
• Server logs with network addresses: a short time, then deleted.

Your choices

• To ask us to delete what our server holds about your phone, email contact@fuzzzycore.com. Because the ID is anonymous we may not be able to tell which records are yours; we will help as far as we can.
• Cancel an iPhone subscription in your App Store account settings. A web pass does not renew, so there is nothing to cancel.

Children

Fuzzzy Leaf is not made for children under 13 and we do not knowingly collect anything from them.

Readings are likely answers

Plant names, care tips and health checks are AI estimates and can be wrong. The app never says whether a plant is safe to eat.

Changes and contact

We will update this page when the app changes what it does with data, and change the date above. Questions: contact@fuzzzycore.com. Fuzzy Core LLC, Georgia.