IDSheet is a private, offline utility for building passport and ID-photo print sheets. This policy explains — plainly, and completely — how the app handles your information. Short version: it doesn't collect any.
1 No data collection or transmission
IDSheet is offline-first by design. There is nothing for it to send anywhere, because it never connects to the internet at all.
- No accounts. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log into.
- No analytics. No usage tracking, no crash reporting services, no Firebase or Google Analytics.
- No ads. No ad networks or marketing SDKs of any kind.
- No internet access. The app doesn't request it and doesn't need it. Nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
2 How your photos are accessed
IDSheet only ever sees the exact photos you choose to hand it.
- System Photo Picker. Adding a photo opens Android's built-in picker — the app receives access only to the specific image you tap, never your full gallery.
- Everything happens on your device. Resizing, tiling, and building your print sheet all run locally. Your photos and finished sheets never leave your phone.
3 Saving and exporting files
When you export a sheet as a JPG or PDF, it's written straight to your own device storage — typically your Pictures or Downloads folder — using Android's standard MediaStore system. On older Android versions, the app may ask for storage permission solely to write that file; on newer versions, Scoped Storage handles this without needing broader access.
4 Children's privacy
IDSheet is a general-purpose utility, not directed at children, and — because it collects no data from anyone, of any age — it complies with COPPA and similar regulations by design.
5 Changes to this policy
If a future update changes how the app handles data, this page will be updated to match. Checking back here occasionally, or via the Play Store listing, is the way to stay current.
6 Contact
Questions about this policy?
muhammadqasimnasir27@gmail.com