Privacy policy

Who makes the game

Doodle, Please! is developed by Ivan Onoprienko, working under the public creator name Ivan Soyer. This policy covers the iPhone game, this website and messages sent to developer support.

The game does not collect player data

The game has no developer account registration, advertising, analytics or tracking. It does not send your gameplay, drawings or personal information to a developer server. We do not receive payment-card details.

What stays on your device

Game progress, drawings used during play, and preferences such as language and sound are handled locally on your device. Purchase entitlement is verified through Apple StoreKit and can be cached on the device. Deleting the app or its local data may remove local progress and preferences. Restoring a purchase restores paid access rather than deleted progress.

Purchases are handled by Apple

The first six levels are free. Access to the remaining 84 is a one-time, non-consumable full-game purchase through the App Store. Apple processes the payment, Apple Account information and transaction information under its own policies. We use StoreKit verification to determine whether paid access is available; the developer does not process card payments. For Apple’s data practices, see Apple’s privacy information.

When you contact support

If you email support, you voluntarily share your email address, message and any attachments you choose to send. The developer uses that correspondence to answer your request and investigate the reported issue. Support correspondence is kept only as long as needed to resolve the request and handle related follow-up. You can request deletion by emailing the support address below, subject to any information we are required to retain by law.

This website

This website has no analytics or advertising trackers and does not set analytics or advertising cookies. If you choose a website language, that preference is stored in your browser’s local storage; you can remove it by clearing this site’s browser data. The hosting provider may process essential technical request data, such as an IP address, request time, requested page and browser headers, to deliver and secure the website. Such hosting operations follow the provider’s own policies.

Links to other services

App Store and Apple links take you to services with their own privacy policies. The developer does not control how those services process information.

Changes and questions

If this policy changes, the updated text and effective date will appear on this page. For privacy questions, contact Ivan Onoprienko (Ivan Soyer):

ivan.soyer@gmail.com