Direct product policy. This Privacy Policy applies only to Tune (com.ryantinklepaugh.tune). It directly states the app’s data practices and is not an owner-site redirect or a portfolio-wide substitute.
Scope, controller, and contact
UNCOMMON WEATHER LLC, 1212 N Walker Ave Apt 207, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, United States, is responsible for the information described here. Contact team@uncommonweather.com for privacy questions, rights requests, or support.
Information Tune handles
- Transient microphone input and audio-route characteristics used only during a user-directed acoustic scan
- Derived frequency-response samples, confidence and repeatability checks, findings, comparisons, subwoofer-alignment results, and measurement lineage
- Room names, speaker and subwoofer labels, target-curve and unit choices, settings, and other user-entered organization details
- Imported microphone calibration frequencies and correction values, source filename, and validation state
- Private CloudKit record identifiers, custom-zone state, change tokens, generation epochs, tombstones, conflict and retry state, and synchronization timestamps
- User-requested CSV, JSON, and PDF exports and the copies a user saves or shares to a selected destination
- Anonymous App Store purchase and RevenueCat transaction, offering, product, and entitlement metadata
- Privacy-minimal legal-choice evidence
- Support correspondence and attachments the user deliberately sends to Uncommon Weather
Product-specific practices
Microphone input and on-device analysis
Tune requests microphone access only to run a scan the user starts. It plays an audible sweep, reads microphone samples, checks the route and signal, and performs the acoustic analysis on the device. Raw microphone buffers remain in memory only during that analysis. Tune does not save them as an audio recording, upload them to Uncommon Weather, CloudKit, RevenueCat, or the legal-choice service, or use them for advertising.
The saved result contains derived frequency-response values, route capability, quality and repeatability checks, findings, comparisons, measurement lineage, and, only on a timing-qualified route, derived timing or polarity results. These derived records describe a room and audio system rather than preserving intelligible microphone audio.
Local records and private iCloud synchronization
Tune stores rooms, derived measurements, findings, imported calibration data, settings, synchronization state, generation epochs, and deletion tombstones in files protected on the device. The app remains useful offline and does not require a Tune account or a developer-operated measurement backend.
When the user's device and iCloud settings permit, Tune synchronizes derived product records through a custom zone in the user's private CloudKit database. Apple processes those records under the user's iCloud account and Apple's terms. Tune does not send a second copy to a developer-operated measurement server, and support cannot restore a user's private CloudKit records.
Calibration imports and user-directed exports
A calibration-file import reads the frequencies, correction values, filename, and validation information needed to apply the selected microphone correction. Tune does not upload the calibration file to Uncommon Weather. The user is responsible for selecting a file that is appropriate for the microphone and measurement setup.
Tune creates CSV, JSON, or PDF output only after the user requests an export. A PDF calibration certificate records the controlled session conditions, measurement lineage, trial and verification results, and decision journal; it is not professional certification. The iOS share or file interface lets the user choose the destination. Copies saved, sent, or uploaded by the user remain with that destination or recipient until deleted there and are governed by its terms and retention controls.
Purchases and legal choices
Apple processes App Store purchases and payment credentials. RevenueCat receives an anonymous app-user identifier and limited app, device, offering, product, transaction, purchase, and entitlement metadata needed to present Tune Pro, restore purchases, provide aggregate subscription analytics, and determine access. Tune does not set an email address or custom account identifier in RevenueCat and does not send raw microphone audio, room names, measurements, calibration files, or exports to RevenueCat.
The separate Uncommon Weather legal-choice service receives only signed, privacy-minimal evidence of an acceptance, decline, or withdrawal, including product and document identifiers, versions and hashes, the choice, adult age band and acceptor role, pseudonymous installation and request identifiers, app version and build, timestamps, locale, source and sequence, cryptographic proof, and receipt linkage. It does not receive Tune rooms, measurements, raw audio, calibration data, exports, iCloud identifiers, or purchase history.
Retention and deletion
Tune keeps local derived records until the user deletes them or removes the app, subject to Apple's storage behavior. Its delete-all flow requests removal of local product records and records in the app's private CloudKit zone. If the device is offline or Apple temporarily rejects part of the request, Tune retains privacy-preserving deletion state and retries so older synchronized data is not treated as current merely because another device reconnects.
A completed product deletion does not erase CSV, JSON, or PDF copies the user already saved or shared, Apple or RevenueCat purchase records, provider security records, or privacy-minimal legal-choice evidence retained for integrity, security, legal claims, or compliance. The user must delete exported copies at each destination and manage or cancel an Apple subscription separately.
Service providers and disclosures
Apple provides iOS, App Store billing, and the Apple frameworks identified above. RevenueCat provides subscription-entitlement infrastructure. Supabase provides the separate legal-choice service and, where the product-specific sections say so, account, storage, synchronization, or server-function infrastructure. Cloudflare delivers and protects the public website. Other named providers process only the information needed for the selected function.
Apple, CloudKit, RevenueCat, the public website, and the separate legal-choice service can process ordinary connection and operational metadata such as IP address or IP-derived coarse region, device or app version, user agent, request identifier, route, response status, and timing to deliver and protect a request. Some metadata may be retained under provider security and operational schedules. Tune does not use first-party advertising analytics, third-party ads, or cross-product tracking. Information may also be disclosed when required by valid legal process, to protect rights or safety, to investigate abuse or security incidents, or in a business transaction with legally required safeguards.
Uncommon Weather does not sell personal information, share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, serve third-party ads, or track users across unrelated products.
Retention and deletion
Product data follows the product-specific retention and deletion boundaries above. Copies deliberately exported, uploaded, or shared remain wherever the user, recipient, or selected service saved them. Support correspondence is retained while needed to handle the request and for reasonable operational, security, and legal purposes. Apple, RevenueCat, Supabase, OpenAI where applicable, and other independent providers retain records under their own policies and legal duties.
Legal-choice events and acceptance receipts are append-only evidence retained until the verified relationship ends plus seven years. Related challenge, key-registration, request-audit, signing-key incident, receipt-integrity, and retention-purge records follow their security and legal-claims schedules. Immutable legal evidence may be retained where needed to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.
Security
The legal-choice system uses HTTPS, P-256 signatures, keyed pseudonyms, replay-resistant single-use challenges, strict product allowlists, rate limits, restricted service credentials, append-only evidence, and signed receipts. Apple security frameworks and the product-specific controls above protect other data where stated. No system is perfectly secure.
Choices and privacy rights
Users can decline, later withdraw to limited mode, review the current documents, or affirmatively accept from Legal & Privacy settings. Available product controls can manage permissions, delete or export product data, manage or restore purchases, and delete an account where applicable. Depending on location, rights may include access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, appeal, withdrawal, or a regulator complaint.
A current affirmative acceptance takes effect after it is durably saved on the device. Main-app access remains available while signed-receipt delivery retries after a non-terminal network, Apple, or service outage. Widgets, Live Activities, and other extension surfaces that require a verifiable cross-process receipt may wait until the server-signed receipt is received and verified. An explicit terminal rejection of the exact saved acceptance causes the client to quarantine that failed record and return to the appropriate decision or limited-state screen.
Children and eligibility
Tune is intended only for adults age 18 or older. The legal flow records only a broad adult age band and acceptor role, not a birth date.
Changes and related documents
Material changes receive a new immutable document version. Previously accepted users are asked to make one new choice for a materially changed family; continued use alone does not silently create acceptance. A stored decline or withdrawal remains limited without a recurring prompt. Read the Tune Terms of Service and Tune Product Schedule.
UNCOMMON WEATHER LLC
1212 N Walker Ave Apt 207
Oklahoma City, OK 73103
United States
team@uncommonweather.com