Privacy Policy

Petites Bouchées is published by Benjamin Dupin. On Android, the food journal, dates, reactions, notes and foods you add are stored in the app's private database on your phone. The Android app has no account or ads. It does not automatically send this journal to the publisher or payment services. You choose which family transfer files and PDFs to share.

The Dossier is a one-time purchase handled by Google Play on Android and the App Store on iPhone. On Android, the app queries products and purchases, verifies signatures locally and sends Google Play the token needed to acknowledge a purchase. It keeps a verified-access indicator on your phone. It does not receive your payment card details.

The Google Play Billing library also sends Google diagnostics about its operation: billing call results and timings, app and Android versions, device technical characteristics and system build, language, country, time zone and network context. The diagnostics channel uses HTTPS. Google sees the connection's IP address. The app checks the billing service at launch and when returning to the foreground, even without a purchase. The publisher has no mechanism to remotely erase diagnostics or purchase history retained by Google.

Android may include the database in a system backup or device transfer, depending on your device settings. The operating-system provider manages those copies; Benjamin Dupin cannot access them. On iPhone, you decide when to export a family transfer file. Optional system services such as iCloud are managed through your device settings.

Journal data remains on your device until you delete it, clear the app's storage or uninstall the app. System backups may remain under the operating-system provider's retention settings. The publisher has no remote access to your journal and cannot delete a device backup for you.

The form is protected against spam by Cloudflare Turnstile, which analyses technical browser signals (including the IP address) to distinguish a person from a bot. Turnstile is loaded only on pages that contain the contact form. The message is then forwarded by Cloudflare (Workers and Email Routing) to the developer's support mailbox, [email protected]. Messages received are read and handled by an automated assistant (AI) used by the publisher to sort them and prepare or send replies; the publisher remains responsible for this processing. See the Cloudflare privacy policy and the Turnstile privacy policy. This is separate from the Android app. To ask about a support message or request its deletion, use the support form. App data uses the phone's private app storage; the support form uses HTTPS.