Privacy Policy Generator for Apps
Answer a few questions and get a privacy policy for an Android app, an iOS app or a website, with clauses only for the data and services you actually use.
- Answers stay in your browser
- No sign-up
- HTML, TXT or Markdown
- Built by Mohamed Nasreldeen
Build your privacy policy
Answer a few questions and your policy builds live. Only what you select is included.
Live preview
Your privacy policy will appear here as you fill the form.
How to generate a privacy policy
Enter your basics
Add your app or website name, developer/company name, and a contact email. Pick your platform: Android, iOS, website, or all.
Select what you actually use
Check the data your app collects and the services you've integrated (Firebase, AdMob, Analytics, billing). The policy includes clauses only for what you select.
Review, then export
Read the live preview, adjust the wording, then copy it or download as HTML, TXT or Markdown. Use the Google Play Data Safety and Apple label helpers to fill each store's form.
What is a privacy policy and why do apps need one?
A privacy policy is a document that tells users what data your app or website collects, how it is used, who it is shared with, and what rights users have. Both Google Play and the Apple App Store require one for every app, and websites that use cookies or analytics generally need one too under laws like the GDPR and CCPA.
This generator asks a few questions and assembles a structured policy from your answers, naming only the services and data types you select — so you don't ship boilerplate describing collection you never do, or omit a tracker you actually embed. Everything runs in your browser; your answers are never uploaded.
Built for Android, iOS, Firebase and AdMob
Pick Android and it covers Google Play Services, Play Billing and the Data Safety form; pick iOS and it covers App Tracking Transparency and StoreKit for App Store Connect. If you use Firebase (Analytics, Crashlytics, Authentication) or Google AdMob, the tool adds the right analytics and advertising clauses and links to each provider's own privacy policy.
If your app collects nothing, switch off “My app collects data” in step 3 and the policy says so. The account-deletion URL Google Play asks for is a separate page: build it with the account deletion page generator.
Google Play Data Safety and Apple privacy labels
After generating, the tool shows two helpers: a Google Play Data Safety summary that maps your selections to the Play Console questions (data collected, shared, encrypted in transit, deletion), and an Apple privacy nutrition labels summary that groups your data into Apple's categories (contact, identifiers, location, usage, diagnostics, tracking).
These helpers keep your written policy and your store disclosures telling the same story. Always review each line against your app's real behavior before you submit — selecting options here does not make your app automatically compliant.
What the generated policy looks like
The opening of a policy generated for a sample Android app that collects an email address and crash logs and uses Firebase Crashlytics and Google AdMob.
Privacy Policy for Pocket Notes
Introduction
This Privacy Policy describes how Example Studio ("we", "us", or "our") collects, uses, and protects information in connection with Pocket Notes (the "Service"). By using the Service, you agree to the practices described in this policy.
Information We Collect
We collect the following types of information to provide and improve the Service:
- Email address — for account creation, sign-in, and communication.
- Crash logs — to diagnose and fix crashes.
Data Sharing and Third-Party Services
The Service uses the following third-party services, which may collect and process information in accordance with their own privacy policies:
- Firebase Crashlytics
- Google AdMob
We do not sell your personal information.
Advertising
The Service displays advertising through Google AdMob. Advertising partners may use your advertising identifier to show and measure ads. You can reset or limit your advertising ID, and opt out of personalized ads, in your device settings (Android: Settings → Privacy → Ads; iOS: Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking).
The full document continues with analytics, children's privacy, data retention, your rights, security, international transfers, changes and contact details.
Frequently asked questions
Is this privacy policy generator free?
Yes. It is free and needs no sign-up. You can generate, copy and download a policy for each of your apps.
Is the generated policy legal advice?
No. It provides a general, editable template and does not constitute legal advice. You are responsible for reviewing it and making sure it matches your actual data practices; for regulated or sensitive apps, have a lawyer review it.
Does it cover Firebase, AdMob and Analytics?
Yes. Select the services you use and the tool adds matching clauses (analytics, advertising, crash reporting) that link to each provider's own privacy policy. Services you don't select are never mentioned.
Do I need a privacy policy for Google Play?
Yes. Google Play requires every app to link a privacy policy in the Play Console and store listing, and to complete the Data Safety form. This tool helps with both, including a Data Safety helper.
Does it help with the App Store privacy questions?
Yes. The Apple privacy-labels helper groups your selected data into Apple's categories so you can fill App Store Connect → App Privacy consistently with your policy.
Can I download the policy and host it?
Yes. Export clean HTML ready to publish, or TXT/Markdown, and copy the text directly. Host it at a public URL and link it from your store listing and app.
Guides for this tool
- Do you need a privacy policy for your app?Why both stores ask for one, what it has to disclose and where to host it.
- How to create a privacy policy for your appWhat a policy has to cover and how it ties to the Data safety form.
- The Google Play Data safety formWhat each question asks, collected versus shared, and how the form connects to your privacy policy.