Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 1, 2026

SuperSwift doesn't require an account, doesn't show ads, doesn't sell your data, and doesn't track you across other apps or websites. This page explains what data the app handles, why, and how you can control it.

Overview

Your code and files

The apps, code, and resources you create are stored on your device. If you turn on iCloud, they sync through your iCloud Drive and are stored and processed by Apple. We can't access them.

Crash reports

We use Google Firebase Crashlytics to find and fix crashes.

What we collect:

• Crash reports: the stack trace at the time of the crash, app version, system version, device model, free memory and storage
• Device and app information: device model, system version, language, time zone, app version
• A random identifier Firebase generates for each installation, which changes if you reinstall the app

What we don't collect:

• The advertising identifier (IDFA)
• The identifier for vendor (IDFV)
• Your code, file contents, or text you type in the app
• Personal information such as your name, email address, or contacts

This data is used only to improve the app and fix problems, never for advertising. To learn how Google handles it, see Firebase Privacy and Security.

You can turn off Share Crash Data with Developer in Settings › Analytics & Improvements in the app. Collection stops the next time you open the app, and any crash reports that haven't been sent yet are deleted.

Share links

When you create a share link for an app, SuperSwift packages it and uploads it to superswift.app, including:

• All of the app's files, including code and resources
• The app's name, icon, and color
• Your IP address (only the first 64 bits for IPv6), used only to enforce the daily upload limit

Anyone with the link can see the app's name and icon and download the app to import it. Don't share code that contains passwords, keys, or other sensitive information.

When a link expires (you choose 1 day, 7 days, or 30 days), the uploaded files and related records are deleted within a day.

Shortcuts

When you create a shortcut that runs one of your apps, the shortcut file must be signed before the Shortcuts app can import it. SuperSwift sends the shortcut file to third-party signing services, including HubSign and Shortcuty.

The file contains only that app's name, icon, and a link that opens it (superswift://run/<app ID>). It doesn't include your code or files. These services handle the data they receive under their own privacy policies.

Location

SuperSwift itself never accesses your location. The system asks for permission only when code you run requests your location, such as the weather sample app. If you allow it, your location is passed only to that code on your device and is never sent to us. The code may send your location to Apple's weather service to look up the weather. You can turn off location access at any time in the Settings app.

Code you run

Code you write or import can access the network and system features. What data that code sends, and where, is determined by the code itself and isn't covered by this policy. Only run code you trust.

Your choices

• Turn off crash data sharing at any time in Settings › Analytics & Improvements
• Deleting the app removes its local data from your device
• Files stored in iCloud can be managed or deleted in iCloud Drive
• Share links are deleted automatically after the expiration period you choose

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, we'll update this page and the date at the top.

Contact us

If you have any questions about this policy, email sion#define.to.