Last updated: July 28, 2026
Hey, you're checking out our privacy policy! Which is neat, since privacy is something everybody who uses our apps deserves. So let's review how we do – and, ideally, don't – collect, store, and use private data.
We, in this case, means Steamclock Software, Ltd. That's the name of our company. We're based in British Columbia, Canada. Hi!
At a high level, we prefer not to collect data, especially personally identifiable information. Occasionally though, we do. The two main reasons we might need to collect data are:
This policy applies to information we collect when you use Oradoro and visit our website, oradoro.com. By using our app or website, or explictly providing us with information through another channel, you're agreeing to the collection and usage of information as outlined here. So, let's review the information we collect, why we collect it, and what we do with it.
If you contact us, especially for support, we collect your contact information (for example, the email you contacted us from) and any other information you volunteer about the issue at hand.
We keep this information in order to help you with future questions or issues, and to help us identify trends in what issues our customers are having.
By default we keep this information indefinitely, but if you'd like us to remove support emails you've sent us, contact support@steamclock.com.
Our website and most of our apps collect anonymized analytics and in some cases server logs. Analytics let us determine things like how many people are using an app or service, what features are popular, and whether our work to improve our products is succeeding. Logs are generally used for troubleshooting bugs that may arise, and on occasion are used to derive analytics – for example, how many users have updated to a new version of our app.
Some examples of analytics or logging data we may collect include:
Logging and analytics are important since they inform how we improve our products over time, and let us diagnose and fix problems. That said, we don't associate email addresses, usernames, or other personally identifiable information with our logs or analytics data.
We typically use third-party services to store our analytics and logs. Those services are also outlined in this policy.
We retain logs and analytics for no more than two years, unless they are captured as part of a bug report or failure analysis, in which case they may be retained indefinitely.
If one of apps crashes or encounters an unexpected error, in most cases it will send anonymized data about the issue to a crash collection service. Apple may also collect crash logs if your device is configured to do so, and provide anonymzied versions of those logs to us to help improve our apps.
We retain crash and error logs for no more than two years, unless they are captured as part of a bug report or failure analysis, in which case they may be retained indefinitely.
We want to process as little personal information as possible when you visit our website. That's why we've chosen Fathom Analytics for our website analytics, which doesn't use cookies and complies with the GDPR, ePrivacy (including PECR), COPPA and CCPA. Using this privacy-friendly website analytics software, your IP address is only briefly processed, and we (running this website) have no way of identifying you. As per the CCPA, your personal information is de-identified.
The purpose of us using this software is to understand our website traffic in the most privacy-friendly way possible so that we can continually improve our website.
We don't run any physical servers that we own, but our service providers may transfer or maintain some of your data on servers outside your state, province, or country. In particular, most of our data is stored in the United States or Canada, which may have different data protection laws than your jurisdiciton does.
That said, we work to ensure any data transfers are made securely – for example, using HTTPS or other encrypted protocols. Of course, no data can be 100% guaranteed to be secure, but by perodically reviewing our security practices and limiting the personal data we collect, we reduce the risk of data compromise.
In general, we try not to collect or store personal data, and certainly don't want to disclose any data we do collect. However, we may disclose data if we find it necessary in order to:
We don't sell user data, but it's possible we may one day buy, be bought by, or merge with another business. If that happens, user data may be part of that transaction.
Except as described in this document or as explicitly requested by a user, our apps don't upload personal information. To be clear, this includes:
As a small business, we use some third-party services to run our website and apps, each which has its own privacy policy. While we expect these services to abide by their respective privacy policies, we try to be conservative with how much data they recieve.
We use Fathom Analytics to collect some analytics on our website and microsites. Privacy Policy.
We use Sentry to track crashes and errors in our apps. Privacy Policy.
We use Mixpanel to track anonymous usage events. Privacy Policy.
We have apps hosted on Apple's App Store, which collects data as part of hosting apps. Privacy Policy.
If you join a beta test of one of our apps, it will probably be distribued via a tool like Testflight or Nevercode, which may facilitate and collect crash reports, analytics, and feedback you provide.
Most of our apps don't have a service or server component that we run. Those that do are hosted on a cloud platform such as Heroku or Amazon Web Services. These services purport not to inspect or disclose customer data, and we don't generally store much in the way of personal data on them anyway, but it's possible in the course of using our services your data could pass through or be stored on these services.
We use communications tools like Slack, Dropbox, Gmail, and Github for internal team communication. We work not to store customer information on these services, but in the course of providing support or processing feedback, customer information may pass through these services.
Citizens of the EU can exercise their rights under the General Data Protection Regulation, such as the rights of access and erasure, by contacting us with their request via support@steamclock.com.
Our privacy policy may be updated from time to time. If we do update it, we'll post it here (oradoro.steamclock.com/privacy/) and update the modified date at the top of this document.
We went to the effort of drafting a custom privacy policy instead of using a standard boilerplate "legalese" one because we genuinely care about this stuff. So, if you have any questions or concerns about our data collection or privacy policy, please contact us.