Revbit privacy policy

Effective 2026-10-12 · Revbit 0.1.0 · Published by Varad Raj Agrawal

The short version

Revbit is an offline revision app. Everything you do in it — the subjects you add, the answers you rate, your practice attempts, your personal decks and cards, your settings and reminders — is stored on your device. The app has no account system and does not send your study data to a server.

What the app stores on your device

Revbit keeps a local database on your phone containing: the subjects you have added to your library; a record of each recall rating and the review schedule it produces; your practice-question attempts; personal decks and cards you create; any question reports you write; your preferences (appearance, exam date, reminder time); and the bundled study content itself.

This data never leaves your device unless you choose to share it (see Backups below). Android app backup is switched off for Revbit, so the system does not copy this database to a cloud backup.

What the app does not collect

Revbit does not collect your name, email address, contacts, location, device identifiers, or advertising identifiers. It contains no advertising, no analytics, no crash-reporting service, no cloud sync, and no artificial-intelligence generation. The core study experience makes no network requests.

Reminders

If you turn on a daily reminder, Revbit asks Android for permission to show notifications and schedules a local reminder on your device. No reminder is sent from a server, and no push-notification token is created or shared. You can turn reminders off in Revbit’s settings or in Android’s notification settings at any time.

The Android build includes the notification library’s standard messaging components because they are part of the framework Revbit is built on. Revbit does not activate remote messaging and does not register with any push service.

Backups you choose to share

You can export your personal decks and cards as a JSON file. When you do, Revbit hands the file to the Android share sheet, and it goes only to the app or person you choose. The export contains your personal decks and cards and deliberately excludes your review history. Importing a backup reads a file you pick with the Android file picker.

Question reports

When you report a question, the report is saved on your device. Revbit does not transmit it anywhere. If a future version offers to send reports to the publisher, it will show you the exact content first and ask before sending.

Deleting your data

Settings › Delete my local learning data removes your subjects, reviews, practice attempts, reports, personal decks and cards, settings, and reminders from the device. Uninstalling the app or clearing its storage from Android settings also deletes this data. Because nothing is stored on a server, there is no account to close and no remote copy to request.

Children

Revbit is written for adult college students. It is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect information from them; it collects no personal information from anyone.

Changes to this policy

If Revbit ever adds a feature that changes how data is handled — for example cloud sync or a way to send reports — this policy will be updated and the new version will be shown in the app before that feature is used.

Contact

Questions about privacy go to agrawalvaradraj2007@gmail.com.

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_This file is generated from src/content/privacy.ts, the same text shown inside the app. Edit the source, not this file._