Privacy policy

Your cards stay on your phone

Last updated 7 November 2026

Treepisode Card Box ("the app") is made by Bipin Vishwakarma, an independent developer in India ("we"), and published under the Treepisode name. This policy explains what happens to your information when you use the app on Android or iPhone.

The short version

The app sends us nothing. It has no account, no server and no internet access, and your cards stay on your phone. Only these can reach us, and none of them contain card details:

  • emails you choose to send us
  • the store's record of a Lifetime purchase
  • crash reports, if you chose to share them with app developers
  • No internet access
  • No account, no server
  • No analytics, ads or tracking
  • Encrypted on your phone

What you store in the app

You can store card details (card number, cardholder name, dates, CVV, PIN, bank, notes), photos of your cards, and, in the Document Vault, documents (photos or PDFs) and notes. All of it is encrypted on your phone with a key that only your master password, or your phone's fingerprint, Face ID or Touch ID, can unlock. We never see it, and we can't recover it if you forget your master password.

Internet access

The Android app has no internet permission, and the iPhone app contains no networking code. The app contains no analytics, crash reporting, advertising or other third-party services that send data.

Backups

If you make a backup, the app creates one encrypted file, locked with your master password, and hands it to the place you choose: your phone's storage, a USB drive, or another app such as Google Drive or OneDrive through your phone's share sheet. That app, not Card Box, uploads it, under its own privacy policy. We never receive your backups.

Fingerprint, Face ID and Touch ID

Biometric checks are done by your phone's operating system. The app only learns whether a check succeeded; it never receives your fingerprint or face data.

Camera

The app uses the camera only when you choose to photograph a card or a document. Photos are encrypted at once inside the app and are never saved to your photo gallery.

Photos and files you add

When you add a photo from your gallery or a file (a PDF or an image) to the Document Vault, the app reads only the one you pick, encrypts it at once, and deletes the copy your phone's picker makes. It never sees the rest of your photos or files.

Notifications

Reminders are scheduled on your phone. They show only a card's nickname and last 4 digits.

Purchases

The Lifetime upgrade is sold through Google Play or the App Store. Payment is handled by Google or Apple under their privacy policies. The app checks the store's signed confirmation on your phone. The store gives us a record of each sale, such as an order number, the date, the price and the country, but never your card or payment details.

Crash reports

The app itself sends nothing. If you've chosen in your phone's settings to share diagnostics with app developers, Google or Apple may pass on reports of the app's crashes. They describe the crash and the phone model, not your cards.

Emails to us

If you write to us, we receive your email address and your message, and use them only to answer you. We don't add you to any mailing list. Please don't send card numbers, PINs or other card details.

Treepisode accounts

Card Box has no account of any kind. It isn't linked to a Treepisode account, and shares nothing with Treepisode's other apps or with this website.

Phone backups

The app's data is excluded from Google and iCloud device backups. Only backup files you make yourself contain your cards, documents and notes.

Children

The app is meant for adults and isn't directed at children.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, we'll update this page and the date at the top.

Questions about privacy?

support@treepisode.com