WearKeeper privacy policy

Overview

WearKeeper is developed by Mirage Interactive. It is available for Android through Google Play and for Windows through the Microsoft Store. This policy covers both platforms, and says where they differ. It explains what information WearKeeper processes, how it is used, where it is stored, and the choices available to you.

The short version: WearKeeper stores your watch collection on your own device. There is no WearKeeper account, and Mirage Interactive does not run a server that receives, stores, or has access to your collection data.

WearKeeper does connect to the internet for specific things you ask it to do, and those connections are described below:

• Downloading the optional on-device AI model, when you choose to.
• Reading a product listing link you paste or share.
• Buying or restoring WearKeeper through Google Play (Android), or through the Microsoft Store (Windows).
• On Android only: Google Drive backup, if you choose to enable it.

WearKeeper does not upload your collection data to Mirage Interactive.

Information stored by WearKeeper

Information such as the following is stored locally on your device in WearKeeper's private app storage: watches and collection details, wear history, diary entries, photographs, receipts and documents, and text produced by the on-device AI. Mirage Interactive cannot access or view this information. It leaves your device only if you choose to move it — for example by exporting a file, sharing it, or (on Android) enabling Google Drive backup.

Backup and export

Backup and export are under your control. On both Android and Windows you can export your collection as a spreadsheet, a PDF report, or a complete backup file, and choose where that file goes. You may optionally set a password on a backup file, which encrypts it. WearKeeper also keeps rotating backups on the device itself.

WearKeeper for Windows has no Google Drive backup and no cloud backup of any kind. A backup on Windows is a file you export and store where you choose.

Optional Google Drive backup (Android only)

On Android, you may choose to enable Google Drive backup from WearKeeper's Settings. When this feature is enabled:

• WearKeeper uploads a copy of your data to your own Google Drive account. You may optionally set a password on the backup, which encrypts it; without one it is stored as an ordinary file in your Drive, protected by your Google account.
• Google's own sign-in system is used to connect your account.
• WearKeeper requests the narrowest Google Drive permission available, which allows it to access only the files it creates itself. It cannot read the rest of your Drive.
• The backup uses storage from your own Google Drive account and is not sent to Mirage Interactive.
• Mirage Interactive cannot access or view your Google Drive backup.

Google Drive backup is entirely optional — WearKeeper can be used without enabling it. Google's handling of your Google account and Google Drive is governed by Google's own privacy policies and terms.

On-device AI features

WearKeeper offers optional AI features that run on your device. The model is not included in the app: you download it only if you choose to, from Mirage Interactive's model host, models.mirageinteractive.uk (hosted on Cloudflare). The download carries no account, no device identifier and none of your collection data. As with any download, that host necessarily receives ordinary connection information, such as your IP address, in order to send the file.

Once downloaded, the model runs on your device. WearKeeper does not use a cloud AI inference service: your prompts, and the text the AI produces, are processed on your device and are not sent to Mirage Interactive or to any AI provider for inference.

What the AI is used for: it helps read pasted watch listings; it can polish diary entries in supported languages (currently English, French, Japanese, Korean and Chinese); and in English it phrases wear and purchase suggestions. The facts behind those suggestions — which watch, how often it has been worn, what it cost — come from ordinary deterministic logic in the app, not from the AI. AI output can be wrong; check anything that matters. If you see inappropriate AI-generated content, please report it.

Reading a pasted listing link

When you ask WearKeeper to read a product listing link, your device connects directly to the website in that link, and to the image or content hosts that page uses (for example, to download the product photo). Those sites see ordinary connection information, such as your IP address, as they would if you opened the link in a browser. The request is not sent through Mirage Interactive, and none of your collection data is included in it.

Receipt scanning (Android only)

On Android, WearKeeper may use text-recognition technology to extract text from receipt photographs. Recognition is performed on your device using Google's on-device ML Kit technology. Receipt images are not uploaded to Mirage Interactive or any external server for text recognition. The Windows version does not include receipt scanning.

Purchases

Android: WearKeeper may offer a one-time unlock purchase. Purchases are processed through Google Play. Mirage Interactive does not receive your payment card or banking details — Google's handling of purchases and payment information is governed by Google Play's own privacy policies and terms.

Windows: WearKeeper for Windows is a paid app, bought upfront through the Microsoft Store, with no in-app purchases. Microsoft handles the payment; Mirage Interactive does not receive your payment card details. Microsoft's handling of your purchase and payment information is governed by Microsoft's own privacy statement and terms.

What we do not do

WearKeeper does not: display third-party advertising; use advertising trackers; use analytics, crash-reporting or behavioural-tracking SDKs; send your AI prompts to a cloud AI service; maintain a WearKeeper server containing your collection data; sell your personal information; share your collection data with advertisers; or use your data to build advertising profiles. Because Mirage Interactive does not have access to your locally stored collection data, it cannot sell or share that data.

Permissions used by WearKeeper

Internet access — used only for downloading the optional on-device AI model, reading a product listing link when you choose to use that feature, processing purchases through Google Play (or the Microsoft Store on Windows), and, on Android, connecting to your Google account for optional Google Drive backup.

Notifications (Android) — WearKeeper may request permission to send notifications, used only when you enable reminder features within Settings. You can disable notifications at any time through WearKeeper's Settings or your device settings.

Biometric authentication and device lock (Android) — WearKeeper may use your device's security system when you enable App Lock (fingerprint, facial authentication, PIN, password, or pattern, depending on your device). WearKeeper does not receive, access, or store your fingerprint, facial data, or other biometric information — this is handled entirely by your device's operating system.

Children's privacy

WearKeeper is not directed at children and is not designed for use by children. Mirage Interactive does not knowingly collect personal information from children through WearKeeper.

Deleting your data

WearKeeper's collection data is stored locally on your device. You can delete it by using any available deletion functions within WearKeeper, clearing WearKeeper's app data through your device settings, or uninstalling WearKeeper — any of these will normally delete the locally stored WearKeeper data. On Windows, uninstalling the Microsoft Store app deletes its data, so export a backup first if you want to keep it.

Backup files you exported are yours and stay wherever you put them. If you have enabled Google Drive backup on Android, uninstalling the app may not automatically delete backup files stored in your Google Drive account. You can delete those backup files directly from your own Google Drive account at any time.

Your rights (UK GDPR)

You have the right to access, correct, or delete personal data we hold about you. Ask us what we hold, or ask us to delete it: legal@mirageinteractive.uk. We action requests on receipt and respond within 30 days.

If you're unhappy with how we've handled your data, you can complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).

Changes to this policy

Mirage Interactive may update this policy when WearKeeper's features, legal obligations, or data practices change. When it is updated, the "Last updated" date at the top of this page will also change.

Controller and contact

Data controller: Mirage Interactive Ltd (company number SC794383), registered in Scotland. Registered office: 48 West George Street, Clyde Offices, 2nd Floor, Glasgow G2 1BP.

For questions about this policy or WearKeeper's privacy practices: legal@mirageinteractive.uk. For help using WearKeeper: support@mirageinteractive.uk (Settings › Support › Contact support opens your own email app addressed to it). To report inappropriate AI-generated content: contact@mirageinteractive.uk.

If you email us for support, we use the information in your message to respond to and handle your request.