Privacy,
without small print.
Your events belong to you. This policy explains how Event Tracker Pro handles information and how to manage locally saved content.
Last updated: November 11, 2026
1. Overview
This privacy policy applies to the Android application Event Tracker Pro, presented by Strunk, Germany. The app is designed for creating and organizing events, dates, notes, categories, favorites and viewing history.
2. Information stored locally
Event titles, dates, times, notes, categories, favorites, recently viewed events, onboarding status and display preferences are stored within the app's private storage on your device so its features can function. This information is not uploaded by the app to an operator-controlled server.
3. Information collection
Strunk does not request an account or collect event content, contacts, advertising identifiers, or location data through the described version of Event Tracker Pro. We do not operate an app analytics or advertising profile system for this version.
4. No accounts or cloud synchronization
No registration or sign-in is required. Your event records are not synchronized to a Strunk cloud account. The app's core organizer features are designed for use without a network connection.
5. Notification permission
If you enable event reminders, Android may request permission to send notifications. Permission is used for event-related reminders on the device. You can disable notifications in Android settings or within the application where available.
6. Data sharing
Strunk does not sell, rent, or share locally stored event entries for advertising, marketing or analytics. If you choose to communicate with us by email, your email provider and ours process that communication separately from the app.
7. Data retention
Strunk does not retain copies of your event data on company servers. Information saved locally stays on your device until you edit or remove it, clear the app's storage, or uninstall the app, subject to device backup settings managed by Android or your device provider. We cannot directly control or erase device-level backups.
8. Data deletion
You can delete individual event records using the application's available controls. To remove the app's locally stored data more broadly, open Android Settings → Apps → Event Tracker Pro → Storage → Clear storage, or uninstall the app. These actions remove local app data, though independently maintained device backups may have their own retention rules. There is no Strunk cloud account or cloud event database for which you need to submit a separate deletion request.
9. Security
App content is held in Android's application storage. The security of your device, screen lock, operating system and backups also affects the privacy of that information. No software can guarantee absolute security.
10. Children’s privacy
The application is not specifically designed to solicit personal information from children. Strunk does not knowingly collect children's personal event information through an app-operated server.
11. Third-party services and distribution
Google Play and Android may independently process data related to app distribution, downloads, device integrity, notifications and other platform features under their own terms and privacy policies. Such processing is separate from Strunk's handling of the local event entries described above.
12. Your choices and rights
You can inspect, edit or delete locally stored event information through the application and Android device settings. If you contact us about a privacy question, we will respond using the contact details you provide. Applicable privacy rights under relevant law remain unaffected.
13. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when features, practices or legal requirements change. Updated text and the revision date will be published here.
14. Contact
Strunk
Klaushecke 7, 76703 Kraichtal, Germany
ottoelisabeth88@gmail.com
+49 152 94731682
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