Short answers to the things people ask most. Where a question touches how we handle information, the full detail lives in the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
What does Privacy LLC build?
Apps, websites, and digital tools designed to respect the people who use them. In practice that means products that collect only what they need to work, explain what happens to that information, and leave people in control of it.
Three products are in development today:
- Bill Tracker, a private, self-hosted bill planning app for households
- Closer Couples, a native relationship app built around private answers and mutual reveals
- Fruit Fall, a physics merge game for Android
Are these products finished?
No. All three are works in progress, and the site labels them that way rather than implying otherwise. Closer Couples has a public site at closercouples.app (opens in a new tab); the others are not generally available yet.
Work in progress means work in progress. Features, timelines, and platform support can change, and the Terms of Service say so plainly rather than burying it.
What does privacy-first actually mean here?
Four operating principles, applied to every product:
- Collect less: only ask for information the product truly needs to work well
- Explain clearly: privacy settings and product behavior should be plain to understand
- Secure early: security decisions belong at the beginning of the build, not the end
- Respect revenue: monetization should support useful software without turning users into products
Each product starts from one question: what is the least information needed to make this useful, secure, and understandable?
Do you sell my information?
No. We do not sell personal information, we do not use it to build behavioral advertising profiles, and we do not track people across unrelated websites. Product information is not quietly repurposed for unrelated advertising or sold to data brokers.
Will your products show advertising?
Some may. Carefully selected advertising can support development and keep services accessible, but it is not allowed to undermine privacy or turn users into products. Where a product does show advertising, that product explains what is processed and which controls exist.
Useful software, sustainable revenue, and respect for privacy can exist together. That is the whole premise, and advertising that required surveillance would break it.
Does this website track me?
The site uses a privacy-focused analytics service to understand how pages are used and to spot technical problems. It does not use cookies for analytics and does not track visitors across unrelated websites. An IP address may be processed to derive an approximate location and an anonymous session identifier; the IP itself is not stored.
The contact page is excluded from analytics entirely, so nothing typed into the form is captured. The Privacy Policy covers what is collected and how long it is kept.
How do I get in touch?
Through the Contact page. We do not publish a phone number or postal address, so the form is the way to reach us, and it asks only for a name, an address to reply to, and your message.
What happens to a message I send?
It is encrypted before it is stored and is readable only by us. It is kept until we delete it, and deletion removes it entirely. The form is protected by a bot check and rate limiting, and the page it lives on loads no session recording.
Can I self-host your software?
Where a product is built for it, yes. Bill Tracker is designed to run from a local or self-hosted environment with user-controlled backups, so personal finance data stays under the operator's control rather than inside a hosted budgeting service.
Where information stays on your device or your infrastructure, Privacy LLC may never receive it at all.
How do I report a security issue?
Use our contact page and tell us which product is affected, what you found, and how we can reproduce it. Please avoid sharing the issue publicly while we investigate. We aim to respond within 2 business days and will keep you updated as we work on it.
How do I request my data, or ask it be deleted?
Submit the request through the Contact page. Depending on where you live you may have the right to access, correct, delete, port, or object to the processing of personal information, and to appeal a decision or complain to a regulator. We may need to verify your identity first. The Privacy Policy sets out the full list.
How do I partner or work with you?
Send a message through the Contact page describing what you have in mind. Partnership, contract, and collaboration inquiries all arrive the same way.