Reveal app privacy
This policy covers the Reveal app for iPhone and Android, published by Alan Kohler (Bloomalizer). The website has its own policy at bloomalizer.xyz/privacy.
Updated: 12 November 2026. Questions: hello@bloomalizer.xyz.
Everything stays on your phone. The camera feed, the hand tracking, the pictures you add and the clips you record are processed and kept on your phone. Nothing is uploaded. There is no account and no server that could receive it. The app makes no network requests.
Camera and microphone. The camera is used to see your hand and, if you leave it on, to appear in your clip. The microphone is used only during a recording, and only when its sound switch is on.
Your pictures. You choose pictures in your phone's picker; the app receives only those. It keeps a resized copy in its own storage so they are there next time. Removing a picture or deleting the app deletes them.
Recording. Your phone's screen recording creates the clip from the app's 9:16 stage. Clips stay in temporary storage until you save or share them, and only then go where you send them. Exit deletes an unsaved clip. Sharing is subject to the policy of the app you share to.
Analytics. None. The app contains no analytics, advertising or tracking. If it crashes, Apple or Google may provide the developer with anonymous crash reports, according to the sharing setting on your phone.
Children. The app collects no personal data from anyone.
Changes. Changes to this policy will appear here with a new date.