RUPTUREOPS iOS
Privacy policy
Updated September 5, 2026The short version
RuptureOps iOS works without an account. It has no advertising, tracking SDK, or cross-app tracking. Starting with version 1.1, catalog searches and production calculations run entirely on your device using bundled data. They are not sent to our server. Version 1.0 uses ruptureops.com for those requests; its network data practices are described below.
Version 1.0 and visits to our website
The following network processing applies to the older online app and to website visits, including when you choose an external evidence or support link. Version 1.1 does not need these requests to browse the catalog or calculate production.
| Data | Why it is processed |
|---|---|
| Search history | Search terms are sent to return matching StarRupture catalog entries. |
| Product interaction | Requested catalog and calculator routes identify which API feature should respond. |
| Coarse location | Infrastructure providers may derive an approximate region from an IP address for request delivery and abuse prevention. |
| Diagnostic data | IP address, user agent, timestamp, route, response status, byte count, edge region, timing, and request identifiers help operate and secure the service. |
These data can be associated with a device or network address while retained in infrastructure logs. RuptureOps uses them only for app functionality, reliability, and security—not advertising, marketing, profiling, or tracking across other companies’ apps or websites.
What the iOS app does not collect
The released iOS app has no Profile or account feature and does not collect a name, email address, Discord identity, contacts, precise location, photos, save files, payment information, or advertising identifier. Production-calculator request bodies are used to return a result and are not stored in the RuptureOps application database or copied into access logs. In version 1.1 those calculations stay on your device and do not create API access logs at all.
On-device preferences
The app stores small production-calculator preferences, such as the selected machine scope, in Apple UserDefaults on the device. Removing the app removes those preferences. RuptureOps iOS does not request notification permission.
Service providers and retention
Cloudflare delivers and protects ruptureops.com traffic. Railway hosts the API and database. Railway platform HTTP logs for the current service plan are retained for up to 30 days. The active Cloudflare Free plan makes sampled HTTP request data available in Security Analytics for up to the last 7 days, and RuptureOps has no Cloudflare Logpush jobs configured.
If you email support, Cloudflare Email Routing records routing event metadata—including sender, recipient, subject, message identifier, and delivery status—for up to 31 days. The forwarded correspondence remains in the support mailbox as needed to resolve the request. RuptureOps does not create a separate advertising or user-profile database from these logs or messages.
Your choices
Version 1.1 catalog and calculator use stays on device. Avoid opening external links if you do not want to make website requests, and remove local preferences by deleting the app. RuptureOps iOS does not create or use an account. If you have a separate RuptureOps website account or used an earlier development build, contact [email protected] about its records. For an operational-log request, we may need a request identifier and approximate time to locate a record; logs otherwise expire automatically.
Changes and contact
This page will be updated before a released app version changes its data practices. Questions can be sent to [email protected] or through the RuptureOps support page.
RuptureOps is an independent, unofficial StarRupture companion and is not affiliated with Creepy Jar.