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Privacy policy & terms, at a URL the stores accept

Both stores require a publicly reachable privacy policy URL before they will take your app. Generate the document, publish it, paste the link.

The problem

The field that blocks submissions

A privacy policy URL is a hard requirement on both stores, and it catches indie developers out more than any other field — not because the document is hard to write, but because it needs somewhere permanent to live.

A Doc link is not a URL

Google Docs and Notion pages require a login, change address, or render as something a reviewer will not accept.

It has to keep resolving

Apple re-checks the link after review. A dead policy URL on a live app is grounds for removal.

Terms too, in practice

Most submissions need a terms of service alongside the policy, at an equally permanent address.

Generate

Answer a brief, get the document

Your developer name, a contact email, your website, and what your app actually collects. You get a privacy policy and a terms of service drafted around those answers — each clause conditional, so the document never claims a flow your app does not have.

  • ✓Privacy policy — what you collect, why, who you share it with, and how someone asks for deletion
  • ✓Terms of service — acceptable use, your liability, and how the agreement ends
  • ✓Draft and published states — edit freely, publish when the wording is right, unpublish if you need to pull it
https://acme-fitness.edokstudio.com/privacy
Acme FitnessPrivacyTerms

Privacy Policy

Last updated 12 June 2026

1. Introduction

Acme Labs Ltd. (“we”, “us”) operates the Acme Fitness mobile app. This policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, and the choices you have. By using the app you accept this policy.

2. Information We Collect

Information you provide

  • •Account details — name, email address and password.
  • •Workout data you log, including sets, reps and duration.
  • •Optional profile details such as height, weight and goals.

Information we collect automatically

Device and usage data, app interactions, and cookies or SDK identifiers used for analytics and crash reporting.

Hosted by Edok Studio · automatic HTTPS · a template, not legal advice
Publish

Somewhere permanent, over HTTPS, no login

Published pages get a stable public path on your Edok Studio site with no expiry. On the top plan you can point your own domain at it and the certificate is issued automatically — so the URL in your store listing is one you control and can keep forever.

  • ✓Paste it straight into App Store Connect and the Play Console
  • ✓Your app landing page serves from the same domain, so every URL in the listing is yours
  • ✓Included on the free plan, on a free subdomain
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Your life, organized
Acme Fitness — track every workout

Plans, streaks and progress in one place. Free on iOS and Android.

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How it works

From brief to pasted link

  1. 01

    Answer the brief

    Eight questions — accounts, ads and tracking, third-party AI, children.

  2. 02

    Read the draft

    Every clause is conditional on your answers. Edit anything before it goes live.

  3. 03

    Publish

    The pages go live at a permanent public HTTPS path, with no login in front of them.

  4. 04

    Paste the URL

    Into App Store Connect and the Play Console — and into your app, which Apple also requires.

What this is not. A generated policy is a reasonable starting point for a straightforward app, and far better than the copy-pasted template most first submissions use. It is not legal advice, and it cannot know things you did not tell it. If your app touches health, finance, or users under 13, get it reviewed. The privacy policy URL guide has the store rules in full, and the free generator writes one with no account at all.

Publish your privacy policy free

Hosted legal pages are on every plan, including Free. Nothing about them depends on using the screenshot editor.

Frequently asked questions

Does the App Store require a privacy policy URL?

Yes. Every app on the App Store needs a privacy policy at a publicly accessible URL entered in App Store Connect, and Google Play requires the same in the Play Console. The link must work without a login and must keep working after review.

Where is my policy hosted?

On a permanent public URL under your Edok Studio site — a free subdomain by default, or your own custom domain on the top plan, with HTTPS issued automatically. It stays up whether or not you are working in the app.

Can I host the policy for an app I built elsewhere?

Yes. Nothing about the legal pages depends on using the screenshot editor. Create a project, fill in the brief, publish the pages and paste the URL into your store listing.

Is a generated privacy policy legal advice?

No. It is a starting document built from what you tell us your app collects. If your app handles health, financial or children’s data, or you operate in a regulated market, have a lawyer review it before you publish.