Effective 24 October 2026
Vitralis, the stained-glass number puzzle for iOS, collects no personal data. It has no account, no sign-in and no online service of any kind, and it never sends anything off your device.
To keep your place in the cathedral, the game stores a small record on your device: which windows you have restored and your fastest times, the evenings you kept at Vespers, your Candle Rush scores, the ambers and aids in your chest, the glass and lead you have set in, the bullseyes on your shelf, running counts for the Fabric Rolls, and your Sacristy settings for music, sound, haptics, cracks and the table clock.
This record lives in the app's own storage on your device. Nothing in it identifies you, and nobody but you can see it.
No analytics, no advertising, no tracking across apps or websites, no third-party code that reports on you, no access to your contacts, photos, location, camera or microphone. Puzzles are cut on the device itself, so even the evening window needs no connection.
Your record stays until you remove it. In the Sacristy, hold the snuffer for two seconds to clear every record and start the cathedral dark again. Deleting the app removes everything it stored.
Vitralis is suitable for general audiences. Because it collects no personal information from anyone, it collects none from children either.
Should the game ever handle information differently, this page will be updated first and its effective date changed.
Vitralis is made by John Torrey. Any question about this policy can be sent to post@thefruitedboom.click.