Last updated: 4 August 2026
Route One doesn't have accounts, doesn't have a server, and doesn't send anything about you anywhere. That's the whole policy — the rest of this page just explains it properly.
Route One is a self-contained app. Your scores, progress, and settings are stored only on your own device, using standard local storage built into iOS. None of it is transmitted, backed up to a server, or visible to us in any form.
Nothing. Route One makes no network requests during play. There's no analytics SDK, no crash reporter phoning home, no advertising identifier, and no third-party tracking of any kind.
Apple's own platform may collect standard, anonymised operational data (like crash logs, if you opt in) as part of using any iOS app — this is covered by Apple's own privacy policies, not ours, and we don't receive or see it.
Because Route One collects no data from anyone, it collects no data from children either. The app is safe for all ages from a privacy standpoint.
If Route One ever changes to collect data — for example, if a future version adds optional cloud sync — this page will be updated first, and the change will be reflected in the app's next version notes.
Questions about this policy? Contact hello@routeoneapp.com