Last updated: 2026-06-13
Picture Hunt is built to collect almost nothing. There's no signup, no account, no email collection at app level. Your child's progress lives in the browser on their device (with Premium it also syncs across your devices — see below). Photos are sent to Google's Gemini Vision API to find a match and are never stored by us; on our paid API tier, Google doesn't use them to train its models.
When you purchase Premium, Stripe handles your payment information — we never see your card. We do see the email address you put on the receipt and an unlock code mapped to it.
Cloudflare keeps short-term server logs (~5 days) of API requests for security and abuse prevention. These contain IP addresses and timestamps but no content from photos.
Picture Hunt is designed for COPPA compliance and to collect as little as possible from children. The app has no child accounts and collects no names, emails, contacts, or location from the child. A photo a child takes can incidentally include a person; those photos are sent to Google only to find a match, are never stored by us, and on our paid API tier are not used to train Google's models. The app is built for use with adult supervision, and the only personal data we retain is the parent's purchase email. If you have COPPA questions or want data removed, email us (below).
The app uses your device's camera to take photos for the scavenger hunt. Photos are captured locally in the browser, sent once to Google for matching, and not retained by us. The app only receives the photo you take or choose to give it — it can't browse your photo library.
If you request deletion of your purchase data or want all data removed, email hello@picturehunt.app. We'll remove your purchase record from Cloudflare KV within 30 days. Your local browser data lives on your device — clear it via your browser's site data settings or by uninstalling the PWA from your home screen.
If we materially change what we collect, we'll update this page and email customers who purchased. Older versions are in the project's git history.