Privacy policy
BuzzMyApp collects an app store link and an email so we can send a listing audit. This page is the list of what the site stores.
The service is run by Maksym Hryhoriev, Saskatchewan, Canada.
What we collect
- The App Store or Google Play URL you submit.
- The email address you type.
- A one-way hash of the IP address and a one-way hash of the user agent. The audit row does not keep the raw IP or the raw user agent.
- The referrer, when the browser sends one from another site, and UTM parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content) when they are on the link you opened.
- If you click "Continue for $29/mo", the time of that click, a session id, and the same attribution fields.
- If you ask to hear when paid plans open, that second email address.
The site keeps a session cookie so the form can be submitted and so UTM tags from the landing URL are still there when you send the form. That session is a file on the server. It is not a database row of your IP address.
Why we collect it
We use the URL and email to send the audit, and to tell the operator that a request arrived. To write the audit we fetch the public store page and calculate the report from that page. We do not send the listing to a language model. We do not pull private data from Apple or Google. Clicks and waitlist emails are how we see whether a paid month is worth building. We do not sell the list. We do not ask you to create an account.
An audit request sends a short confirmation to you and a notice to the operator at magne1906@gmail.com. A second email, with the score, five fixes, and a link to the report, goes out when the draft is approved, or immediately if automatic sending is on. Mail goes through the operator's SMTP server. A waitlist signup is stored and does not send its own email.
Analytics
The site uses Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics.
If the operator sets an analytics snippet, your browser may load that third-party script (for example Plausible, GA4, or PostHog). With no snippet configured, the site does not load one. Clicks and form success call a small first-party function, buzzTrack. That function does nothing unless a snippet has defined a tracker.
How long we keep it
Rows stay until the operator deletes them. This version has no automatic deletion. Write to magne1906@gmail.com if you want your row removed.