Privacy, assembled in plain pieces
What stays with your corner tile.
This page maps what Cornerkind saves, what its screens never ask you to enter, and how you can lift a saved tile away.
Edition 26 August 2026
01 · App and site
Two surfaces, one clear boundary
This page describes the Cornerkind Android app and these two static web pages. Device, app-store, browser, web-host, and destinations reached outside these pages have their own behavior.
02 · Purpose
A reflection tool for shared places
Cornerkind offers illustrated prompts for noticing a place, shaping an optional invitation, trying one reversible action, and returning to reflect. It is not a messaging, reporting, booking, payment, or service-request tool.
03 · Readers
Use context that fits the person and place
The prompts can be explored by adults, older teens, families, and community learners. A responsible adult should add context when age, access, safety, or a real-world decision makes that helpful.
04 · Your choices
The app records selected cards, not a written story
While making a tile, you choose four cards from the illustrated library. There is no free-text field, microphone input, photo picker, file upload, message box, or contact form in the Android app.
05 · Saved tiles
A small record in private app preferences
If you choose Save, Cornerkind stores the four selected card identifiers with a device timestamp. It keeps at most twenty-four saved compositions. The record contains no name, location, account identifier, or free-text note.
06 · Details not requested
Personal and sensitive details have no input surface
The app has nowhere to enter medical, legal, financial, education, employment, immigration, crisis, identity, or contact details. Keep those details in a suitable trusted channel rather than trying to encode them through card choices.
07 · Device access
No sensitive device permission is requested
The Android manifest requests no access to location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos, media, storage, calendar, phone, Bluetooth, notifications, advertising identifier, or payments.
08 · Accounts
No sign-in or identity profile
Cornerkind has no password, social sign-in, public name, follower graph, identity check, or cloud profile. A saved tile cannot be recovered on another device through an app account.
09 · Measurement and ads
No audience-measurement or advertising component
The Android source includes no analytics, advertising, attribution, fingerprinting, retargeting, or remote crash-reporting SDK. The app does not build an audience profile or display sponsored material.
10 · App communication
Android screens load from packaged resources
The Android manifest grants no network permission, and the app contains no link-opening flow. Its illustrations and interaction content are packaged with the release.
11 · Sharing
No route sends a saved tile elsewhere
The app has no server, upload action, share sheet, advertising exchange, or sale flow. A saved composition remains in the app's private preferences on that device.
12 · Retention
A tile remains until you remove it
A saved tile stays in private app storage until you delete that tile, erase the saved set, clear the app's data through Android settings, or uninstall the app. No cloud copy is created by Cornerkind.
13 · Remove one tile
Delete an individual composition from Tiles
The saved-tiles surface provides a delete control for each composition. Removing one entry leaves the other saved tiles in place.
14 · Clear the wall
Erase the complete saved set
The erase-all control clears the app preferences used for saved compositions. Clearing app data or uninstalling also removes that local state.
15 · Families
No child account, chat, posting, or purchase path
The app does not knowingly collect children's personal information. Families can explore the illustrated prompts together and should add adult context when a shared-place action involves consent, access, safety, or another person's boundaries.
16 · Shared devices
An unlocked device can reveal saved tiles
Someone who can open the app on an unlocked shared device may see its saved compositions. A screen lock and thoughtful shared-device habits help protect that local view.
17 · Website requests
These pages do not create a browser profile
The site code sets no cookie, uses no browser storage, runs no analytics or advertising script, accepts no form submission, and creates no account. A web host may process ordinary requests needed to deliver the files under its own configuration.
18 · Changes and questions
Keep this page aligned with the product
If app or site behavior changes, this text should change before that revision is distributed. This edition includes no message form or support address. If a current contact channel is added later, it should appear here and with the distributed app.
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