Last updated 17 October 2026.
Predictus is a game of everyday predictions. Practice questions, trends and results are generated locally. Your points, choices, results, progress and assigned visual style are stored on your device.
Game points have no monetary value: they cannot be bought, sold, redeemed or exchanged for money or prizes, and the app has no purchases.
The app creates a random support code on first launch. When analytics is enabled in a distributed build, it records gameplay events associated with this code: app opens, swipes, choices and their results, point amounts, screens viewed, visual style, platform, session activity, and progress milestones.
With these events it also records basic device details: device brand and model, operating system version, language setting and screen size (on the web, the browser and operating system name and version instead of the device model). They show which devices the game runs on and help fix display problems. These details are sent to our analytics provider only with the random support code; they are not an advertising identifier, and we do not use them for advertising.
If you answer the question of the day, your answer and the random support code are sent to our own server so that everyone's answers can be counted and shown as a share; nothing else is sent with them, and your answer is stored without your network address. Like any web server, ours keeps request logs that include network addresses; we use them only for security and abuse prevention and delete them after 14 days.
On Android, the app also uses AppsFlyer, an install attribution partner, to tell which advertisements bring new players. AppsFlyer receives the advertising ID of the device and basic device information under its own privacy policy, and reports installs and the first choice made in the game back to the advertising network that showed the advertisement; it is not used for anything else.
On Android, the app also includes the Meta (Facebook) SDK for app events. It receives the advertising ID of the device, basic device information and the same in-app events (install, app launches and the first choice made in the game) directly from the app, under Meta's own privacy policy, to measure and improve our ads on Facebook and Instagram. It does not receive your name, email address, answers or points; Meta may also receive crash reports from its own SDK. You can reset or delete the advertising ID in your Android settings.
To ask about the weather where you are, the service derives your city from the connection IP address when the app loads the daily question. The address is not kept with your answer and the service stores no address at all; our web-server request logs hold it for 14 days as described above. The city is kept with your support code for 45 days so that your result refers to the same city. No device location permission is requested, and only a city of at least 100,000 residents is used.
Campaign information may be retained from the Android installation link or a web link, including campaign parameters. It helps assign a visual style and measure which links bring players to the game.
Gameplay analytics is processed by PostHog, hosted in the United States, to understand use of the app and improve it. PostHog receives the IP address of each delivery and derives an approximate location (such as country and city) from it. Failed analytics deliveries may be queued locally and sent later. The app does not require a player account and does not request your name, email address, phone number, contacts or location for gameplay.
On Android, the app also uses Google Analytics for Firebase to measure installs and in-app activity. Firebase may collect your device's advertising ID, app interactions and basic device and diagnostic information. We use the advertising ID to see which advertising campaigns bring new players to the game. Google processes this data under its own policies, which may include use in Google's advertising services. You can reset or delete the advertising ID in your Android settings. The iOS and web versions do not use Firebase.
We do not sell your personal data, and the app shows no ads.
Optional reminders are scheduled on your device after you choose to enable them. If you choose to share a result card, your selected app or service handles that shared content under its own privacy policy.
Predictus is not directed to children, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
You can disable notifications in device settings. Removing the app clears its local game data subject to your device's backup settings. Removing local data does not automatically remove previously delivered analytics events.
For a deletion request or privacy question, email ht@keys.ae. Include the support code available under your profile's About Predictus panel so we can identify associated analytics records.
This policy applies to the Android, iOS and web versions of Predictus.