Last updated: September 24, 2026
PlainWalk ("the app") is designed with your privacy first. This page covers the Android version. The iOS version is here.
The app never sends your walking records to the developer. There is no developer server.
The screen that overlays your trail on the actual streets uses Google Maps (Google Maps Platform). While that screen is open, the area being shown and, if your location is shown, your current location are sent to Google in order to display the map. Google's handling follows the Google Privacy Policy. Nothing is sent to Google from the blank map screen.
Android's automatic backup may store your walking records (including location data) in your own Google Account on Google Drive. This is an Android feature: no developer server is involved and the developer cannot access its contents. You can turn it off under Settings > Google > Backup on your device.
All records (trails, pioneered distance, steps) are stored on your Android device. No account is required.
Your walking records and location are never provided to third parties. Google Maps is used only to display the real-map view (see above). No advertising or analytics SDK is used.
You can delete all records at any time from Profile > Reset data in the app. Uninstalling the app deletes the data on the device. A backup in your Google Account is deleted after a period of time according to Android's rules.
Any of these permissions can be revoked at any time in Android Settings.
Questions about this policy: kkantajh0108@gmail.com.
If this policy changes, this page will be updated.