Last updated: October 26, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how the developer of Promotio (“we,” “us,” or “our”) handles information when you use Promotio on iOS and macOS.
For privacy questions or requests, contact [email protected].
Promotio processes your screenshots, photos, videos, audio, text, and animation settings on your device. Project files, previews, and exported media are stored locally or in a location you choose.
Promotio does not upload your project content to our servers, RevenueCat, or OneSignal. You do not need to create a Promotio account to use the app.
If you export, share, or save content through another service, that service’s privacy practices apply. Depending on your device settings and chosen storage location, Apple or another provider may back up or synchronize your files. Promotio does not operate its own project cloud storage service.
Apple processes App Store payments. We do not receive your payment card details or Apple Account password.
We use RevenueCat to validate purchases, manage subscriptions and lifetime access, restore purchases, prevent purchase-related fraud, and understand purchase and subscription performance.
RevenueCat processes purchase-related records, such as product and transaction identifiers, purchase dates, subscription status, expiration dates, refunds, and access rights. It also uses an app-generated identifier and technical context such as the app, platform, operating system, locale, and currency. These records do not include your project media.
Purchase-status checks may contact RevenueCat when you open the app, including when you use the free version.
Promotio uses RevenueCat’s anonymous app user identifier rather than requiring a name or email address for purchases. An anonymous identifier is still used to distinguish purchase records; it does not mean that no data is processed.
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On iOS, we use OneSignal to deliver push notifications and in-app messages and understand message delivery and engagement. OneSignal processes an installation/subscription identifier, the APNs push token when available, notification permission status, and device and app information, such as operating system, model, app version, language, timezone, IP address, and country. It also processes app-session information and message interactions.
The SDK connects to OneSignal when the app starts, including before notification permission is granted. Allowing notifications controls whether iOS can display push notifications; it does not prevent the SDK’s other processing. You can change notification permissions in iOS Settings.
We do not send your project media, support email address, or phone number to OneSignal. We do not request GPS location access for messaging.