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Blitz Legal

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Signature capability

Ten separately-tailored privacy policies, each written to match that specific app's actual data surface (Firebase Analytics, AdMob non-personalized ads, RevenueCat purchases, camera/photos/location) rather than one boilerplate template copy-pasted across the portfolio.

What it is

It is the compliance backbone for the Blitz app portfolio: the App Store requires every app to link a public privacy policy and support URL, so this repo serves them. Each app (Cascade, Kit, Nest, Pantry, Ransom, Stash, Sweep, TrueRate, plus a Mini-Game Hub) gets its own folder with a hand-tailored privacy.html reflecting that app's real data practices, dated per-app. There is no build step, no framework, and no dependencies: each page is a single self-contained HTML file with inline CSS, which is exactly the right amount of engineering for legal pages that must load reliably and never break. It is linked to a Vercel project and ships as pure static hosting.

Highlights

  • 10 app folders, each with its own privacy.html plus a support.html for the Mini-Game Hub, all served from one Vercel project (prj_aprMAkCMkeU6HuB64mFdln7o1BB4)
  • Policies are genuinely differentiated, not boilerplate: TrueRate's discloses camera, photos and location access; the Mini-Game Hub's covers Firebase Analytics, AdMob non-personalized ads and RevenueCat purchases; Ransom's states nothing leaves the device
  • Zero dependencies and zero build: every page is a single hand-written HTML file with inline CSS (~22-25 lines each), so nothing can break at deploy time
  • Written to satisfy real App Store review requirements: named data controller, per-app effective dates, explicit 'what we do not do' and children's-data sections, working contact email
  • Deployed on Vercel with the .vercel link committed-out via .gitignore, so URLs are stable and public for store listing metadata

Tech · Static HTML, inline CSS, Vercel (static hosting), Firebase Analytics, Google AdMob, RevenueCat, Apple App Store compliance