Full clarity on what we do with data and how we protect your use of the service — no promises we don't keep.
Last updated: July 11, 2026This policy honestly describes what QuickSave actually collects (the website, the app, the iPhone Shortcut and the Telegram bot) — nothing more, nothing less. We wrote it to match what the real code does.
The only purpose of these numbers is to understand how much the service is used so we can improve it and plan capacity — not to track individuals.
Since we don't store any data that identifies you, there is no “user profile” to delete. Uninstalling the app or deleting the shortcut immediately stops any counting tied to your device.
We take the security of your use seriously. Here are the measures actually in place:
When you install the app from outside the Google Play Store, you may see the message “App blocked to protect your device”. This is normal for every app distributed outside the store — it appears because Google hasn't reviewed the app on its store, not because it's harmful. The app is digitally signed and doesn't collect any personal data.
These are QuickSave's only official channels. Any other account, link or number claiming to represent us is unofficial — don't trust it and don't share any information with it.