Last updated: October 14, 2026.
QueensHand ("the app") is a personal Android self-control app built and used by a single individual, the developer. This policy describes what data the app touches and why.
To enforce screen-time rules, the app reads on-device information including installed-app usage statistics (via Android's UsageStatsManager), network usage counters, the list of blocked or guarded sites you configured, and routine check-in records (locks served, tampers, PIN failures). It does not read your messages, emails, photos, keystrokes, or the content of web pages — only aggregate counts and tallies, and website domains (never full URLs or page content).
If you enable the dossier feed, the app periodically uploads a nightly summary file to your own Google Drive. Details:
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file scope,
which permits access only to files the app itself creates. It cannot
see, open, or modify any other file in your Drive.On-device records live in the app's private storage until you clear the app's data or uninstall it. Uploaded summary files live in your Google Drive until you delete them there. Revoking the app's Google access (via your Google Account permissions page) immediately stops future uploads.
Questions about this policy: open an issue at github.com/Gsnearly/queens-hand.