Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 28, 2026

Pocket Clear is run by TRUE PROBE, operating as Pocket Clear ("we," "our," or "us"). We make the Pocket Clear apps for iPhone and Android, the web dashboard at web.pocketclear.app and the website pocketclear.app. This policy explains what we collect, why, who helps us process it, and the choices you have. TRUE PROBE, operating as Pocket Clear, is responsible for (the "controller" of) the personal information described here. You can reach us at [email protected].

Our Privacy Promise

We believe your financial data is deeply personal. That's why Pocket Clear is designed with privacy as a core principle:

• Your entries stay on your device unless you use Cloud Sync. On the free plan your transactions are never uploaded to us. Cloud Sync is a Pro feature.
• We never sell your data. Your transaction history is yours alone.
• We never use your data for AI training. Your spending habits are not our training data.
• Your synced data is encrypted. Cloud copies are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM; on your phone, your data is protected by the device's own storage protection.
• No bank linking and no ads. We never ask for your bank login, and the app has no advertising or ad SDKs.

Prefer a plain-English walkthrough? See exactly what Pocket Clear stores — and what it can't read.

Information We Collect

Account Information

You need an account to use Pocket Clear. When you create one, we collect:

• Email address (to send your sign-in code and account emails)
• Name (optional, for personalization)
• Your currency and the language you choose in the app
• The phones you are signed in on: a random ID created when the app is installed, the platform, the app version and when each phone was last used. You can see and sign out of these in Settings → Account → Devices.

Transaction Data (Free Users)

For free users, all transaction data is stored locally on your device only. We never see or have access to:

• Transaction amounts
• Category names
• Notes or descriptions
• Dates of transactions

The app does report some counts and settings, such as how many entries you have, but never the entries themselves. They are listed under App activity below. The one time a free user's financial data reaches our server is if you import a CSV or Excel file: the file is sent to our server, read in memory and returned to your phone, and is not saved. Our server logs the file's name and size.

Transaction Data (Pro Users)

With Pro (including a free trial or a Lifetime plan), Cloud Sync is on by default. You can turn it off in Settings. While it is on:

• Your transaction data is sent to our servers over TLS 1.3 and stored encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. This includes your transactions, categories, payment types, budgets, payees, savings goals and trips, and, for Lend & Borrow entries, the other person's name and any due date you set. Receipt photos are stored in a private Google Cloud Storage bucket, encrypted at rest under Google's own managed keys rather than ours, and are reachable only through a short-lived signed link that checks ownership first.
• We hold the encryption key, so Pocket Clear is technically able to read stored transaction data. We do not do so except where strictly necessary to operate the service (for example, building an export you asked for) or to respond to a support request you have raised.
• If you never use Cloud Sync, we never receive your transaction data at all.
• Shared group expenses (v2.09) are stored differently, and we want to be precise about it. In a shared trip or household group, descriptive text — the group name, member names and expense notes — is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM as above. The figures that the split arithmetic runs on are not: the amount, date, currency, split type and any exchange rate are stored as ordinary database columns so the server can compute balances. Receipt photos are held in Google Cloud Storage, encrypted at rest under Google's own managed keys rather than ours, and are reachable only through a short-lived signed link that checks ownership first.

Other Pro features that store data on our servers:

• Transaction reminders. To send a reminder as a push notification on the right day, we store its date and its label (the text you gave it). The label is not encrypted at rest, and it is passed to Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging to deliver the notification.
• Export. When you request a CSV or PDF export, our server decrypts your synced data to build the file and emails it to you through Postmark. We keep a record of the request (format, date range, time zone, status), not the file.
• Partner Mode. We store which two accounts are linked and when. Your partner sees your email address and name, and, through Cloud Sync, the transactions (without receipt photos), budgets, categories, subcategories, payment types and payees you share. Trips, recurring rules and savings goals are not shared.

Investment Data (Wealth Beta)

If you use the optional Wealth feature to connect a brokerage:

• Your brokerage login goes directly to SnapTrade, our connection provider — we never see or store your brokerage credentials.
• Your balances and holdings are fetched live for display and are never stored on our servers; the private access key lives only on your device. We store only a record that your account is registered with SnapTrade, and when.
• Assets you add by hand (manual wealth items) are stored on our servers encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, like other synced data.
• Your net-worth trend history is stored locally on your device only.
• Disconnecting deletes your connection data at SnapTrade as well. Full details: How your Wealth data is protected.

On-device AI — Capture and Ask (opt-in Beta)

Off until you turn it on. Capture and Ask live behind a single switch on the On-Device AI tab, and that switch is off by default. Nothing described in this section happens until you turn it on, and turning it off again stops it. They are Pro features, available to everyone at no charge until 31 December 2026.

Capture. When you share or paste a bank message, receipt photo, email or sentence into Capture, it is read on your device — by the operating system's on-device model where one is available (Apple Foundation Models on iPhone 15 Pro and newer with Apple Intelligence on; Gemini Nano on Android phones that support it), and otherwise by Pocket Clear's own on-device rules. The text and images you share are not sent to Pocket Clear or to any third party, and no AI service is called. Unconfirmed drafts are discarded after 24 hours. The expense you confirm is stored like any other transaction — on your device, and on our servers only if you have Cloud Sync turned on.

Ask. Questions you type into Ask, and the answers Pocket Clear gives, are produced on your device from the transactions already stored there, using the same on-device models where available. Neither the question nor the answer is sent to Pocket Clear or to any third party, and Ask is read-only — it never creates, edits or deletes a transaction.

To be precise about what "on-device" does and does not cover: it means the parsing and the answering happen on your phone. It does not change how the resulting transactions are stored or synced — those follow the rules described above, which depend on whether you have Cloud Sync turned on.

Feedback. Once, the On-Device AI tab may ask whether you are enjoying it. If you answer, we store your thumbs up or thumbs down and, after a thumbs down, any note you choose to type (up to 1,000 characters). Nothing about your transactions is included.

Auto-log (Android bank notifications, iPhone Shortcuts)

Auto-log saves a payment as an expense the moment it happens, without you typing it. It only works with On-Device AI switched on, and everything is read on your phone.

Android — bank notifications (new in 2.17).

• Off until you turn it on. You switch on Auto-log bank notifications on the On-Device AI tab, read what it does, and then grant Pocket Clear Notification access in Android settings.
• Only the apps you pick. You choose which apps it reads, such as your bank or payment apps. To help you choose, the app lists the apps on your phone that have a launcher icon; that list is not sent anywhere. Notifications from every other app are ignored. In India the app suggests your Messages app, so that bank and UPI texts can be read from their notifications. Pocket Clear never asks for permission to read your SMS.
• Read on your phone. The notification's title and text are read on your device by Pocket Clear's own rules (and by Gemini Nano, if your phone has it, only to help pick a category). The text is never stored, never sent to us or to any AI company, and never written to logs or crash reports.
• What is kept. The expense it logs, saved like any other entry. To avoid logging the same payment twice, it also keeps a one-way fingerprint (a hash) of each notification it has read, on your phone only, for 48 hours; the text cannot be recovered from it. The fingerprints are excluded from Android backups.
• Saved without asking. Each payment is saved straight away. It appears under Recent captures on the On-Device AI tab, where you can edit or undo it.
• Turn it off with the same switch, by turning off On-Device AI, or by removing Pocket Clear from Notification access in Android settings. It stops immediately.

iPhone — Apple Pay and bank texts through Shortcuts. iPhone apps cannot read your messages or your Wallet. Instead, you create an automation in Apple's Shortcuts app. For Apple Pay, the automation passes Pocket Clear the amount, merchant, card name and currency of each tap; the card name is used only to match one of your payment types. For bank texts, your automation passes Pocket Clear the text of the message it matched. Pocket Clear reads it on your phone, saves the expense straight away (you can edit or undo it under Recent captures), and does not store or upload the message itself. You can delete the automation in the Shortcuts app at any time.

What we see. The resulting expense leaves your phone only if you have Cloud Sync on, like any other entry. Separately, the app reports how many of your entries came from each capture method (for example: Apple Pay, bank texts, bank notifications, share, photo, voice). That is a count, not the entries. See App activity.

Connect an AI assistant (Pro, new in 2.18)

You can let an AI assistant you choose, such as Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, read your Pocket Clear data so it can answer questions about your spending. This is different from Capture and Ask above: here your data does leave Pocket Clear, and goes to the assistant you pick.

• Off until you create a key. Nothing is shared until you create a key in Settings → Connect an AI assistant (in the app or at web.pocketclear.app) and give it, or the prompt that contains it, to an assistant. It needs Pro and Cloud Sync, because the assistant reads your synced copy on our servers.
• Read-only. A key can read your synced transactions (amount, date, type, category, subcategory, payment type, payee and currency, including entries a partner logged on your behalf), totals, categories, budgets, savings goals and account balances. It can never create, change or delete anything. Notes are included only if you tick "Include notes" when you create the key. Receipt photos, recurring rules and your partner's own transactions are never included.
• What we store about a key. The name you gave it, a one-way hash of the key (never the key itself) and its last four characters so you can recognise it, whether notes are included, your time zone and budget-period settings (so the assistant's months match your app's), when it was created and expires, when it was last used and the country it was last used from (provided by Cloudflare), and whether you revoked it.
• The assistant is not our service provider. Once the assistant reads your data, what it does with it — including keeping it in your chat history or using chats to improve its models — is governed by that company's own terms and privacy policy and your settings there, not by this policy. Share a key only with an assistant you trust.
• Revoke any time. Each key expires after the period you chose (30, 90 or 365 days), and you can revoke it at any moment in the same screen; it stops working immediately. Keys also stop working if your Pro plan ends or you turn Cloud Sync off. The key is removed from our server logs and error reports.

App activity

When you open the app (at most once a day per phone, plus each cold start), it sends us a short report that we store with your account. Free and Pro users alike. It contains counts, dates and settings, never the amounts, merchants, notes, category names or dates of your transactions:

• Platform, app version, the app's language, and the day you last opened the app. We also keep a list of the days you opened the app (the date and platform only) to measure how many people keep using Pocket Clear over time.
• How many entries you have, and how many recurring rules, split transactions, subcategories, tags, savings goals, custom categories, custom payment types and budgets.
• Whether, and when last, you used certain features: Partner Mode, Cloud Sync, Trends, Export, weekly view, home-screen widget, Capture, Ask and catch-up; how often you opened Power Score, Today's Tip, the tips list, the calendar and Insights; whether you show the account-balances card; and how many times you reset your account.
• Your Power Score, its tier, how many days you logged in the last 30 days, and your current streak. Once a day we compare Power Scores across everyone active in the last 30 days to show a "Top 10%"-style rank chip.
• Your reminder settings (daily reminder on or off and its hour, weekly summary on or off), your tracking goal, whether On-Device AI is on, and whether tags are shown.
• How many entries came from each capture method, over the last 30 days and in total.
• The Pro price and currency your App Store or Google Play storefront shows you, so our emails quote your local price.

We use this to run features that depend on it (Road to 50, the rank chip, reminders, the minimum-version check), to decide which emails or notifications are relevant to you, and to understand which features people use. It is never used for advertising.

Invite friends and Road to 50

• Your invite code. The first time the app needs one (for example, when you open Settings → Invite friends), we create a six-character code for you. Your invite link (pocketclear.app/get?r=CODE) carries only that code — never your name or email.
• Who referred whom. When a friend is credited to you, we store on their account that they were referred by your account, and when. When the friend's app reports their first entry (the entry count from the activity report above), we record the date they qualified. We see only that they logged an entry, never what it was.
• No names shown. You see how many friends have joined and how many are still waiting to log, never who they are. Your friend is not shown who invited them.
• Android automatic credit. When a friend installs from your link on Android, Google Play's Install Referrer API gives the app the code, and the app sends it to us with the time the store link was clicked and the time the install began. On iPhone, your friend types the code in.
• Road to 50. We record when your entry count reached 50 and when you asked for your code. The code is sent to you by email. The eligibility rules are in our Terms of Service.

How you found Pocket Clear

• Your answer. If you answer "How did you hear about us?", we store your answer and anything you type with it (up to 200 characters).
• iPhone — Apple Search Ads. Once after install, the app asks Apple's AdServices framework for an attribution token and sends it to us; our server sends that token to Apple, which tells us whether the install came from an Apple Search Ads campaign and, if so, which campaign, ad group, keyword and country. We store Apple's answer with your account. Apple provides this without the App Tracking Transparency prompt, and the app does not use the advertising identifier (IDFA).
• Android — Google Play Install Referrer. Once after install, the app reads the referrer Google Play passed to it (the campaign tags on the store link, if any, and the click and install times) and sends it to us. We store it with your account. The app does not use the Android advertising ID.
• Campaign links. Our short links (pocketclear.app/go/…) count each click: the link's name, the time, the kind of device (iPhone, Android or computer, worked out from the browser and then discarded) and the country, which Cloudflare provides. We do not store your IP address or browser details, and clicks are not linked to accounts.

We use this to learn which channels and campaigns bring people to Pocket Clear. We do not combine it with data from other companies for advertising, do not sell or share it with advertisers or data brokers, and do not track you across other companies' apps or websites.

Purchases

• App Store and Google Play subscriptions. Apple and Google process the payment. We receive the subscription details we need to unlock Pro: product, status, dates, store transaction IDs, trial status, any offer code redeemed, and whether the store reports a billing problem (for example, a renewal it is still retrying), so we don't end your Pro while the store is still trying to collect the payment. We never see your card.
• Lifetime plan. Bought through Dodo Payments, as described under Third-Party Services.

Push notifications

If you allow notifications, we store your phone's push token, platform and a device name (on Android, the phone's maker and model; on iPhone, usually just "iPhone"), and we send notifications through Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging (on iPhone, Firebase hands them to Apple's push service). We send transaction reminders, Partner Mode and group updates, and occasional nudges (for example, to log your first entry, to come back after a break, or to back up your entries). You can turn our push notifications off in the app or in your phone's settings. The daily reminder, the weekly summary, budget alerts and Lend & Borrow due-date reminders are scheduled on your phone, not sent by us.

Crash and error reports

When the app or our server hits an error, a report goes to Sentry, our error-monitoring provider. It includes technical details (app version, device model, operating-system version, the steps leading to the error) and your account ID, but not your email address. We also send Sentry timing data for a sample of 20% of app sessions and server requests. To be precise about what a report can contain:

• From app version 2.17, reports never include a screenshot, a recording (session replay) or a description of the screen's layout. They carry technical details such as the stack trace, not what was on your screen.
• Bank-notification and Shortcuts auto-log never put the message text, amount or merchant into a report.

Our website and web dashboard

pocketclear.app uses Google Analytics to count visits and which pages and buttons people use. Google Analytics is not loaded at all for visitors in the European Union / European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, and it is not loaded for anyone whose browser sends a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal. To decide this, each page asks Cloudflare (our own site, not Google) which country the visit comes from; if that check fails, Google Analytics is not loaded. Where it does load, Google Analytics sets cookies and receives your IP address and browser details, and it records the address of each page, including any invite code in it. Our website and servers sit behind Cloudflare, which processes your IP address to deliver and protect the site; our servers also keep standard technical logs. The web dashboard at web.pocketclear.app has no analytics. You can block analytics cookies in your browser settings or with Google's opt-out add-on.

Support

When you email us, we keep the conversation and anything you choose to share, such as a screenshot, to help you.

How We Use Your Information

• To provide and maintain the app, including sign-in, Cloud Sync, Partner Mode, shared groups, exports and reminders
• To send sign-in codes and the emails described below
• To run Road to 50, Invite friends and the Power Score rank
• To fix bugs and keep the service secure
• To understand which features and channels work, so we know what to build and where to tell people about Pocket Clear
• To respond to support requests

Emails We Send

Service emails. Your sign-in code, and the export file when you ask for one. These are always sent.

Product emails. A welcome email, a few tips in your first days (for example, if you haven't logged your first entry), a check-in around your tenth day on the free plan, occasional offers and reminders about Pro, the Lifetime plan or an annual plan, a short survey if a plan ends, a request for an App Store or Play rating, a "catch up on your week" note, a note if you stop using the app, and invitations to betas such as Wealth. We send at most one of these in any 7 days, apart from the welcome email. To learn whether a message actually helps, we sometimes leave a random group of people out of it.

To stop product emails, reply to any of them or email [email protected] and ask; we mark your account and they stop. Marking one of our emails as spam also stops them. There is no unsubscribe link or in-app email setting yet. Service emails continue while you have an account.

What We Don't Do

• ❌ We don't sell your data to third parties
• ❌ We don't use your data for advertising, and there are no ads in the app
• ❌ We don't use your data to train AI models
• ❌ We don't analyze the contents of your transactions on our servers (your Insights are worked out on your phone)
• ❌ We don't share your data with business partners; the providers listed below process it only to run Pocket Clear
• ❌ We don't link to your bank or ask for your bank login

Data Security

• On-device storage: On the free plan your financial data stays on your device and is never uploaded. It is protected by your device's own operating-system storage protection and passcode, not by an additional Pocket Clear encryption layer.
• Cloud Encryption: For Pro users with Cloud Sync on, synced data is stored encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM on our servers. Shared group expenses and transaction-reminder labels are the exceptions — see Transaction Data above.
• On-device AI: Capture, Ask and auto-log read shared text, notifications, photos and questions on the phone itself, so there is no upload of that content for us to secure — and nothing about it exists on our servers to be breached, subpoenaed or exported.
• AI assistant keys: Stored only as a one-way hash, read-only, limited in how often they can be used, and blocked after repeated wrong keys. They are removed from our server logs and error reports.
• Sign-in: We use emailed one-time codes, not passwords. Each phone's sign-in token is stored on our side only as a one-way hash.
• Transport Security: All network communication uses TLS 1.3.
• Access Controls: Access to production systems is restricted, and we do not sell your data, use it for advertising, or train AI models on it.

Third-Party Services

Capture, Ask and auto-log do not use any external AI service. The on-device model they rely on runs entirely on your phone and is supplied by the operating system (Apple or Google) where it is available; where it is not, Pocket Clear's own rules run on the phone instead. Nothing you share into Capture, nothing you ask Ask, and no notification or message auto-log reads reaches Pocket Clear's servers or any third party.

If you connect an AI assistant, that assistant reads your synced data at your request. It is chosen and controlled by you, not a provider working for us, so it is not in the list below.

These providers process personal information on our behalf, only to run Pocket Clear:

• Google Cloud: Hosts our servers and database, and stores Pro receipt photos (Google Cloud Storage). See Google Cloud Privacy Notice.
• Firebase Cloud Messaging (Google): Delivers push notifications. Receives your push token and the notification's text. We use no other Firebase product — no Firebase Analytics and no Crashlytics. See Privacy and Security in Firebase.
• Sentry: Crash and error reports, as described under Crash and error reports. Stored in Sentry's US region. See Sentry Privacy Policy.
• Postmark: Sends our emails. Receives your email address, your name if you gave one, and the content of the email. See Postmark Privacy Policy.
• Cloudflare: Delivers and protects our website and API, and tells us the country of campaign-link clicks. See Cloudflare Privacy Policy.
• Google Analytics: Website visit statistics on pocketclear.app only, not in the apps, and not loaded for visitors in the EU/EEA, UK or Switzerland, or when Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track is on. See Google Privacy Policy.
• Apple App Store / Google Play: For processing in-app subscriptions, offer codes, Apple Search Ads attribution (Apple AdServices) and install referrers (Google Play). See Apple Privacy Policy and Google Privacy Policy.
• SnapTrade: Powers the optional Wealth (Beta) feature. When you connect a brokerage, you log in on SnapTrade's own connection portal — your brokerage credentials go directly to SnapTrade and are never seen by or stored on Pocket Clear's servers. SnapTrade receives your Pocket Clear account ID. We receive read-only balances and holdings, which are fetched live for display and never stored on our servers; the private access key for your connection is kept only on your device. Disconnecting tells SnapTrade to delete your data on their side too. See the SnapTrade Privacy Policy and our plain-language explainer, How your Wealth data is protected.
• Dodo Payments: Our Merchant of Record for Pro Lifetime purchases made on our website. When you buy a Lifetime plan, Dodo processes your payment and collects any applicable taxes. We receive only the email and a basic purchase record (transaction ID, date, amount) needed to activate Pro and handle refunds — never your full card details. See Dodo Payments Privacy Policy.

Where Your Data Is Stored

Our servers, database and receipt storage run on Google Cloud in the United States, and Sentry stores error reports in the United States. Our other providers may process data in the United States and other countries. If you live in the European Economic Area, the UK, Canada or elsewhere, your information is therefore transferred to and processed in the United States. Where the law requires a safeguard for this, we rely on the data processing agreements we have accepted with Google Cloud, Sentry and Postmark, which include the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses (and the UK addendum to them); for our other providers, we rely on their data processing terms, including those clauses, or on the EU–U.S. Data Privacy Framework where the provider is certified.

Legal Bases (EU and UK)

If you are in the European Economic Area or the UK, we rely on these legal bases under the GDPR:

• Performance of our contract with you: your account, sign-in, Cloud Sync, Partner Mode, shared groups, reminders, exports, purchases, Road to 50 and Invite friends, AI assistant keys you create, and service emails.
• Our legitimate interests: app activity reports, crash reports, install attribution and campaign-link counts, website analytics, keeping the service secure, and product emails to existing users. Our interest is running, fixing and growing Pocket Clear; you can object at any time (see Your Rights).
• Your consent: features you switch on yourself that read data on your phone, such as On-Device AI and Android bank-notification auto-log, and push notifications. You can withdraw consent by turning the feature off.
• Legal obligation: keeping purchase and refund records where tax or consumer law requires it.

Data Retention

• Local Data: Stored on your device until you delete it or uninstall the app.
• Account and activity data: Kept while your account exists, and deleted when you delete your account.
• Cloud Data (Pro): Kept while you have Pro and Cloud Sync is on, until you delete your account. If your Pro plan ends (cancelled or expired), we keep your synced data so it is there if you subscribe again; it stays until you delete your account, turn Cloud Sync off while you have Pro, or email us to remove it. If you turn Cloud Sync off while you have Pro, your synced transactions, receipt photos, categories, subcategories, payment types, payees, budgets, recurring rules, savings goals and contributions, and trips are deleted from our servers within about 24 hours (not while you are linked to a partner: Cloud Sync cannot be turned off while Partner Mode is on). Two things are not part of Cloud Sync and stay until you delete them or your account: transaction reminders, because our server sends them to you as notifications, and Wealth items you added by hand, because our server values them for your net worth (remove them with "Remove all wealth data" in Wealth). When you delete a single item with Cloud Sync on, our server keeps it marked as deleted, so your other devices remove it too, until you delete your account. If you want your cloud data removed without deleting your account, email us.
• AI assistant keys: A key stops working when it expires or you revoke it. The record of it (name, hash, last four characters, dates) is kept so you can see it in the list, and deleted when you delete your account.
• Shared groups: Expenses you added to a group, and your member entry (name encrypted), stay in that group after you leave or delete your account, so the other members' balances still add up.
• Sign-in sessions and push tokens: A phone's sign-in expires 90 days after it was last used. Push tokens for phones not seen in 90 days are deleted.
• Crash reports, server logs and backups: Database backups, Sentry crash and error reports, and our server logs are each kept for 7 days and then deleted. We do not restore deleted accounts from backups.

Your Rights

Wherever you live, you can:

• Access the personal information we hold about you, and get a copy
• Correct it (you can edit your name in Settings → Account → Name)
• Delete your account and the data we hold, in the app (Settings → Delete Account) or by emailing us
• Export your data from the app (Pro)
• Opt out of Cloud Sync at any time (your data stays on your phone)
• Stop product emails and push notifications

EU, EEA and UK. You also have the right to restrict or object to our processing (including any processing based on legitimate interests), to data portability, and to withdraw consent at any time. You can complain to the data protection authority where you live or work — in the UK, the Information Commissioner's Office — though we'd appreciate the chance to fix it first.

Canada. You can access and correct your personal information and withdraw consent, subject to legal and contractual limits. If you are not satisfied with our answer, you can complain to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.

California and other US states. We do not sell your personal information, and we do not use it for targeted advertising.

To use any of these rights, email [email protected] from the address on your account. We answer within one month.

Children's Privacy

Pocket Clear is not intended for children under 13, or under the minimum age for consent in your country (up to 16 in parts of the EU). We do not knowingly collect information from children under those ages.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify you of significant changes by posting a notice in the app, and we list what changed at the top of this page. Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact TRUE PROBE, operating as Pocket Clear, at:

[email protected]