Product-specific document. This schedule applies only to CostCurve (app.rork.nd0ekfe2h4atadiz4yyjm). It supplements the separate CostCurve Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, each of which has its own immutable version and SHA-256 hash.
Decision support only. CostCurve does not provide financial, accounting, tax, legal, valuation, appraisal, depreciation, investment, resale, or purchasing advice. Cost-per-use and ownership figures depend on the data and assumptions you enter.
1. Incorporated agreement and age
This schedule is part of the Service Terms. Users must be at least 13. A parent or guardian must accept for a user age 13–17. Users under 13 receive limited mode.
2. Estimates and currencies
Verify price, tax, fees, maintenance, financing, resale proceeds, dates, usage counts, currency, decimal precision, and conversion assumptions. CostCurve does not provide live foreign-exchange rates and must not combine currencies as though they were equivalent. Historical charts and projections are estimates, not market values.
3. OCR and images
Receipt and item recognition uses on-device Vision and can misread text, decimals, dates, merchant details, currency symbols, or products. Review and edit every recognized field before saving or acting. Preserve the original receipt when it matters for warranty, tax, return, or proof of purchase.
4. Purchase Pause and lifecycle decisions
Purchase Pause, sold/retired/resale status, and ownership insights are prompts for your own judgment. They do not know your needs, finances, obligations, taxes, market prices, environmental impact, or future use. You remain responsible for every purchase, sale, donation, disposal, and record.
5. iCloud and exports
Optional CloudKit synchronization depends on your Apple ID, iCloud storage, connectivity, conflict handling, and Apple availability. Sync may be delayed or produce conflicts. Exports are snapshots and may contain sensitive item or purchase information; review recipients and file contents.
6. Purchases
The app identifies premium item capacity, OCR, lifecycle, advanced insight, and export features. Access depends on Apple/RevenueCat entitlement status.
7. Limited mode after declining
Limited mode provides read-only collection access, export, CloudKit recovery, deletion, legal/support/subscription controls, and Restore Purchases. It does not permit OCR, new records, edits, use logs, or ownership decisions.
8. Privacy
Items, images, OCR output, currencies, and ownership records remain on device or in your private iCloud container. The legal ledger does not receive them.
Current product data boundary
The following categories and operational boundaries are specific to CostCurve. They form part of this product schedule and are described more fully in the product-specific Privacy Policy.
- Item names, prices, purchase dates, taxes or fees, categories, currencies, and item notes
- Usage logs, timestamps and notes, target cost-per-use values, ownership and lifecycle states and dates, resale values, and decision notes
- Item photographs, receipt images, and text recognized from those images
- Saved settings, local summaries, and user-requested exports
- Private iCloud synchronization records
- Anonymous App Store purchase and entitlement metadata
- Privacy-minimal legal-choice evidence
Purchase and usage records
CostCurve stores item names, prices, purchase dates, taxes or fees, categories, currencies, usage logs and timestamps, usage notes, item notes, target cost-per-use values, ownership and lifecycle states and dates, resale values, decision notes, photographs, receipt images, recognized receipt text, settings, and local summaries in app storage.
If private iCloud synchronization is enabled, those records may sync through the user's private Apple iCloud account to the user's other devices. The developer does not operate a product-data server and does not receive CostCurve records merely because iCloud sync is enabled. Apple processes iCloud data under its own privacy terms.
Receipt images and text recognition
CostCurve uses Apple's Vision framework on the device to recognize text in a receipt image. The app does not upload receipt photographs or recognized text to the developer or to a third-party text-recognition service.
Exports
CostCurve creates an export only after the user requests it. The user chooses where an exported file is saved or shared, and that copy remains under the control of the user and any selected service.
Purchases and legal choices
Apple processes App Store purchases and payment credentials. RevenueCat receives an anonymous app-user identifier and limited app, device, purchase, and entitlement metadata needed to determine access; it does not receive item records, prices, receipt images, recognized text, usage logs, notes, or financial summaries.
The 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, broad age band and acceptor role when applicable, pseudonymous installation and request identifiers, timestamps, locale, and security proof. It does not receive CostCurve product content.
CostCurve does not use advertising, cross-app tracking, or third-party product analytics.
Retention and deletion
In-app deletion can remove items, usage history, purchase decisions, and categories. If private iCloud synchronization is active, deletion can propagate to the user's other devices. A user should export any records they need before deleting them. Removing the app removes local data subject to Apple's device and backup behavior, but data in iCloud must also be removed through the app or applicable Apple controls. Exported files remain wherever the user saved them.
Legal choices and limited mode
A decline or withdrawal takes effect locally at once. CostCurve stores that limited-mode choice and does not turn it into a recurring prompt merely because a later document family is published. The user can review the current documents and affirmatively accept from Legal & Privacy settings. A previously accepted user is asked once when a materially changed document family requires a new choice; a verified acceptance for the current family is not asked again.
Related documents
CostCurve Terms of Service · CostCurve Privacy Policy · Legal Center