Private by default.

Effective October 24, 2026

QuenchPop is a water reminder and logging app from Nexlevel. This policy explains what the app handles and where that information goes.

Data stored on your devices

QuenchPop stores your water log amounts and times, personal target, quick-log amount, reminder schedule, onboarding state, appearance preference, and purchase-entitlement cache locally on your Apple devices. The app uses Apple data-protection controls for its persistent app data. Apple Watch may keep a short queue of unsent quick-log actions until the paired iPhone acknowledges them.

Notifications

If you choose to enable reminders, QuenchPop asks iOS for notification permission and schedules local notifications for the times you select. Nexlevel does not operate a push-notification server for QuenchPop.

Purchases

Apple processes QuenchPop Pro purchases. QuenchPop receives product information and verified entitlement status from StoreKit so it can show the correct localized offer and unlock features. Nexlevel does not receive or store your full payment-card details.

Optional rewarded videos

From Settings → Appearance, Free users may choose one completed rewarded video to use the Lagoon water appearance until the next local midnight on this device. This is a cosmetic change only. It does not unlock Pro, extra reminders, full history or CSV export. Logging and included reminders never require an ad. Pro users retain all their existing features and do not see the reward offer.

Google Mobile Ads and Google’s User Messaging Platform may process an IP address and approximate location, device identifiers, advertising views and interactions, and crash, performance and other diagnostic data for advertising, analytics, consent and service operation. Device identifiers, approximate location, advertising data and product interactions may be linked to device identity. Water logs, daily targets and reminder schedules are not supplied as ad request parameters. QuenchPop does not read or write Apple Health data.

Before requesting a video, QuenchPop refreshes consent information and presents a regional form when required. Ad privacy choices are available in Settings and on the optional-video sheet. Requests use non-personalized ads with publisher personalization and publisher first-party IDs disabled. QuenchPop does not request Apple’s tracking permission or IDFA access. See Google’s Privacy Policy and iOS SDK disclosure.

A minimal cosmetic-access receipt contains an earned time, original expiry and one-time operation identifier, with no water or account information. It is authenticated using a device-only Keychain key, stored in a protected file excluded from backups, and works offline until its original expiry. An expired receipt may remain locally until replaced by the next earned reward to prevent duplicate or clock-rollback grants. Deleting water logs does not reset the cosmetic reward’s daily limit.

Local-first core features

QuenchPop does not require a Nexlevel account or send water logs to a Nexlevel server. Ads are optional, are requested only after an explicit action, and are separate from local routine data. Apple Watch logging does not request ads.

Exports and deletion

A CSV file is created only when you request an export and remains under your control through the system share sheet. You can delete all water logs inside Settings. Removing the app also removes its local app data, subject to Apple platform behavior and any backups you control.

Children and medical use

QuenchPop is not designed to diagnose, prevent, treat, or cure any condition and does not provide medical advice. The app is a personal reminder and organization tool.

Contact

Questions about privacy can be sent to contato@nexlevel.com.br.