Draft of 10 November 2026, not yet reviewed by a legal expert. The German version is authoritative.
The app has no account, no advertising and no analytics. Everything you record stays on your device: cats, weights, foods, photos and feedings. The developer receives no data.
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Email: support@lab1337.ch
The app stores the data you record locally on your device. It does not leave the device, except in the cases below that you start yourself.
The app analyses photos of labels and barcodes only on the device. A photo is only saved if you keep it with the food. The app asks for camera access at the first scan.
The barcode lookup is off by default. If you turn it on in the settings and a scanned barcode is not yet recorded, the app asks Open Pet Food Facts, an open database run by the Open Food Facts association in France. The barcode and the usual technical details of an internet connection go to this service, in particular your device's IP address. The app sends no other data about you and no personal identifier. How Open Food Facts processes these details is described in their privacy policy.
A backup or a shared file is only created when you create it. You decide in the iOS share sheet where it goes. A backup contains all your data with photos. Backups of your device by iOS, for example in iCloud, also contain this app's data; Apple's terms apply to them.
If you delete an entry, it is gone. If you delete the app, iOS deletes all its data on this device. The developer holds no data that would need deleting.
A later sync between your devices via iCloud will extend this policy before it is released.
Under the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection you have a right to information. As the developer holds no data about you, there is nothing to disclose. Questions: support@lab1337.ch.