Last updated 19 August 2026
Contact Pack exists to move contact details from one phone to another. It holds the least it can to do that, for the shortest time it can.
Contact Pack never asks for your name, email address or a password, and there is nothing to sign up for. Nothing you do in the app is tied to an identity, because there is no identity to tie it to.
The app reads your address book so you can pick people from it. That reading happens entirely on your device. Your contacts are not uploaded, scanned, indexed or analysed, and no part of your address book leaves your phone unless you build a pack and share it.
Packs you have made are stored on your device. They are not synced to us or anywhere else.
Sharing a pack uploads the people in it to our server, because that is what lets the link work for someone who does not have the app. For each person you chose, that means the details already in your address book: their name, organisation and job title, phone numbers, email addresses, postal addresses, and their contact photo if they have one.
We also store the pack's name, when it was created, and when it expires. Nothing else.
Anyone holding the link can. Pack addresses are twelve random characters, so they cannot be guessed or enumerated, and packs are never listed, searchable or indexed. But the link is the only lock on the door — treat it the way you would treat the contact details themselves, and send it only to people you mean to have it.
Packs shared on the free plan are deleted one week after they were created. Packs shared on Pro are kept until they are deleted. Deleting a pack removes the record and its photos from the server, and the link stops working immediately.
Expired and deleted packs are removed permanently. There is no archive.
A pack contains information about people who are not you. Share one only with those who have a reason to have it, and only when the people in it would expect you to. If you are in a pack someone else shared and want it taken down, ask them to delete it — they can do so from the app, and it takes effect at once.
Our server briefly holds the IP address a pack was published from, in memory only, to limit how many packs can be created from one place in an hour. It is never written to disk and never attached to a pack. Error logs record that a request failed, not what was in it.
Subscriptions are handled by Apple through the App Store and by RevenueCat, our billing provider. We never see your payment details. All we receive is whether an active subscription exists.
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.
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