Threadloom

OPEN FABRIC LEDGER

Privacy, section by section.

This policy describes Threadloom for Android, version 1.0.0, and separates app storage, optional browser activity, system boundaries and future website hosting.

Effective: September 11, 2026

01

Scope and effective version

This policy applies to Threadloom, package app.threadloom.stitchnotes, version 1.0.0, plus the two static pages supplied with that release. It does not govern an app store, operating-system tool, separately opened browser page, or a later release whose behavior has changed.

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02

Organization and release identity

The publisher profile supplied for this release names IFHS Football Boosters at 601 S Holmes Ave, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401-4726. Threadloom remains an original embroidery project tool associated with that profile. This policy does not claim that the app is an official school or team program, fundraiser, partnership, endorsement, schedule, or record of participants and results.

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03

Project data

Threadloom processes the selected starter, working measurements, unit display, named regions, progress states, thread mappings, strand counts, material and tool checkpoints, and parent links for variations. These records exist to restore the project desk.

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04

User-written notes and saved work

Region notes, custom swatch labels, variation names, and journal entries may contain text you choose to enter. Threadloom does not require a real name, email address, or account profile. Avoid placing information in a craft note that you do not want stored on the device.

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05

App-private storage

Mutable project state is kept in app-private Android SharedPreferences. Bundled starter content and artwork are application resources, not personal records. Other apps are not given a Threadloom data interface, and this release has no publisher-operated account database or synchronization service.

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06

Permissions and device access

The inspected Android manifest requests no runtime permission. It does not request location, camera, microphone, contacts, notification, advertising-ID, health, sensor, or shared-storage access. Those protected capabilities are unavailable directly to Threadloom in this release.

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07

Network behavior

The signed Android manifest does not include the Internet permission. Project browsing, editing, saving, variation work, and the journal use bundled content and local state. Threadloom does not contact a developer server.

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09

Export, sharing, and system services

This version has no in-app export, share, sync, upload, collaboration, contact-picker, or social-posting function. Content you copy or capture with an operating-system tool is under your control and may be handled by that tool separately.

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10

Analytics, advertising, and third-party SDKs

The inspected build contains no analytics SDK, advertising SDK, crash-reporting SDK, account SDK, social-login SDK, or billing SDK. No embedded service receives Threadloom event data, project notes, or saved craft state in this release.

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11

Retention

Project selection, region state, palette edits, notes, variations, journal entries, and settings remain in app-private storage until you clear them, clear app storage in Android settings, or uninstall the app. There is no publisher server that applies a separate retention schedule.

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12

Deletion, reset, and uninstall

The Clear local desk action asks for confirmation, then removes mutable palettes, progress, notes, variations, journal entries, and settings. Clearing Android app storage or uninstalling also removes private app data under normal Android behavior. Bundled starter resources remain only while the application is installed.

Empty hoop on a cleared work surface
13

Backup and device transfer

Android cloud backup and device transfer are disabled for Threadloom app data in this build. The app does not provide its own export or sync restoration path. A device-level copy made outside Threadloom remains controlled by the device owner and platform.

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14

Static website request data

The supplied website is static and contains no form or account feature. If it is publicly hosted, the chosen host may process ordinary connection information such as IP address, request time, requested path, and browser metadata for delivery, security, or operational logs under that host’s terms.

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15

Cookies, browser storage, and tracking

These supplied pages do not set a cookie, write to localStorage, load analytics, embed advertising, or include a tracking pixel. Review the deployed host configuration before listing a public privacy URL because infrastructure behavior can differ from the supplied files.

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16

Children and intended audience

Threadloom is designed for general adult embroidery and textile hobbyists and is not directed to children. It does not knowingly collect personal information from children. Real needles and embroidery scissors are sharp tools; the app’s planning notes do not replace appropriate supervision or tool instructions.

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Security, limitations, and policy changes

App-private storage relies on Android and the device’s access controls. No local design can guarantee protection if the device is unlocked, compromised, rooted, or shared. Material changes to permissions, SDKs, storage, networking, hosting, or ownership require a revised policy and effective date.

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Privacy contact and user requests

Questions about this policy or privacy requests for this release may be mailed to IFHS Football Boosters, 601 S Holmes Ave, Idaho Falls, ID 83401-4726. Because Threadloom does not receive app records or maintain accounts, local work must be viewed or deleted on the device using the controls described above.

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