Effective July 22, 2026.
Incomes is a personal budget app provided by Hiromu Nakano. This policy describes how the current app handles information.
Budget records, tags, calculated balances, preferences, and app-maintenance state are stored locally using SwiftData and UserDefaults. Incomes does not operate an account system or app backend that receives this content.
Premium users can choose to enable iCloud sync. When enabled, the app syncs its SwiftData database through a private CloudKit database associated with the user’s Apple Account. Incomes does not copy these records to a developer-operated server. Apple processes iCloud data under the Apple Privacy Policy.
When a user chooses the camera or a photo, Incomes uses Apple’s VisionKit to recognize text. On supported devices, the recognized text and budget data can also be processed by Apple’s on-device Foundation Models to suggest form values or generate a monthly summary.
Incomes does not send receipt images, recognized text, budget records, prompts, or generated summaries to a developer-operated AI service.
The iOS app integrates the Google Mobile Ads SDK. The SDK is initialized during app startup, and Incomes presents native ads when a premium subscription is not active. The Google package also embeds the Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) SDK, which provides privacy and consent messaging capabilities.
According to Google’s SDK documentation and the privacy manifests bundled with the current SDKs, Google may process information such as IP-derived coarse location, device identifiers, advertising data, product interactions, crash data, performance data, and other diagnostics for advertising, analytics, and SDK functionality. The information processed can vary by SDK version, device, region, Google configuration, and the user’s privacy choices.
Incomes does not provide budget records, receipt images, or recognized text to the advertising SDKs. For details, review Google’s Mobile Ads data disclosure, UMP documentation, and Privacy Policy.
Subscriptions are offered through Apple’s StoreKit. Apple processes payments and purchase history. Incomes receives the product identifiers and entitlement state needed to determine whether premium features are active.
At startup, Incomes downloads a small JSON file from raw.githubusercontent.com
that contains the minimum supported app version. The request does not include
budget records or other app content. GitHub may receive standard network request
information, such as an IP address, under the
GitHub General Privacy Statement.
GitHub Pages also hosts this privacy policy and the Incomes product page.
Incomes keeps a bounded set of application log snapshots in local UserDefaults for in-app diagnostics. The app does not transmit those snapshots to an Incomes-operated analytics or crash-reporting service. Diagnostics handled by the Google advertising SDKs are described in the advertising section above.
Users can delete budget records in the app, disable iCloud sync in Incomes, manage camera access in system Settings, and purchase premium access to remove ad presentation. Local and iCloud retention are otherwise controlled through the app and Apple’s device and iCloud settings.
Incomes is not directed to children under 13. The app does not knowingly ask children to submit personal information to an Incomes-operated server.
Incomes relies on Apple’s platform protections and encrypted HTTPS connections for the external services described above. No method of electronic storage or network transmission can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
This policy may be updated when app features, SDKs, or data practices change. The effective date at the top of this page will be updated with any revision.
For privacy questions, contact @muhiro_12 on X. Do not include private financial information in a public message.