Sticky Club for iPhone
Privacy policy
Information about Sticky Club
Last updated: October 4, 2026. Provided by Kazuhiro Ito (omomuro.dev).
Photo processing
Subject detection, cutouts, outlines and shadows are processed on your device. Photos and analysis results are not sent to the developer’s servers. The app does not perform facial recognition to identify people.
Storage and deletion
Sticker images, board layouts and appearance settings are stored in the app. You can delete your creations in the app. Images used on a board remain while that board needs them. Original photos and exported images are not changed or deleted. Depending on device settings, app data may be included in Apple device backups.
iCloud sync
If you are signed in to iCloud on your device, sticker images and board contents are also stored in your own private area of Apple’s iCloud (CloudKit) and synced across iPhone and iPad signed in with the same Apple ID. This data uses your iCloud storage. The developer cannot view it, and it is not sent to the developer’s servers. Deleting a creation in the app also deletes it from iCloud and your other devices.
Creations already synced to iCloud remain after you delete the app and return when you reinstall it. If you do not use iCloud, deleting the app deletes its creations. You can delete the data stored in iCloud from Settings > your name > iCloud storage management on your iPhone. Apple’s privacy policy applies to iCloud.
Photos and camera access
The app reads photos you select using the system photo picker. Camera access is requested for taking photos, and add-only photo access for saving exported images. Permissions can be changed in iPhone Settings. Photos stored in iCloud may be downloaded through Apple services.
In-app purchases
Apple StoreKit handles purchases and restoration. The app uses verified purchase information to unlock storage limits. Purchase history is not sent to the developer’s servers, and the app does not receive payment details such as credit card numbers. Apple services are subject to Apple’s privacy policy.
Advertising and privacy choices
The free version displays Google AdMob banner ads. A verified one-time purchase removes ads. Photos, stickers and board contents are not sent to the advertising service.
Google’s advertising SDK may process approximate location inferred from IP addresses, device identifiers, app and ad interactions, and crash and performance diagnostics for ad delivery, measurement, fraud prevention and service improvement. Google’s privacy policy applies.
Before the first ad loads in the free version, the app requests iOS tracking permission. Only with authorization may the advertising identifier (IDFA) be used for personalized ads and measurement across other companies’ apps and websites. If tracking is denied or restricted, the app requests non-personalized ads. You can use the app either way and change your choice in iPhone Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking.
A Google consent form may appear depending on your region. When required, Ad privacy settings in the app lets you review your choice. No account is required. Images shared using the share sheet are passed to your selected destination and its privacy policy applies.
This website
This website is separate from the app and uses Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights. If Google Analytics is configured, browsing information may be sent to Google. Hosting providers may process access information when serving pages. Photos and analysis results from the app are not shared with these services.
Contact and updates
Email addresses and messages sent to support are used to respond to inquiries. Changes to information handling will be reflected on this page with an updated date.
Apple Privacy Policy / Vercel Privacy / Google Privacy Policy
Contact
For bugs, include your iPhone model, iOS and app versions, and steps to reproduce. Do not send private photos, passwords or payment details.