Privacy Policy

EFFECTIVE DATE: 21 JULY 2026
LAST UPDATED: 11 OCTOBER 2026

1. Introduction

Soundlith is built on a single principle: your music never leaves your device.

This Privacy Policy explains what information is and is not processed when you use the Soundlith mobile application (the "App"), the limited role of the providers we rely on, and the rights available to you. It has been prepared to comply with the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the UK GDPR, Turkish Law No. 6698 on the Protection of Personal Data (KVKK), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA/CPRA), and the applicable Apple App Store and Google Play requirements. The App is developed and published by Berkay Atik (the "Developer", "we").

2. Our Privacy Model in Brief

Soundlith is an on-device audio player and effects processor. You can use it without registering, and there is never a password. A profile is optional; creating one needs Sign in with Apple or Google (see 4.6). Every track you import, every effect you apply and every file you export is processed locally on your device and is never uploaded to us. To operate the App we rely on a small number of external providers, each described below:

• Google Firebase Authentication — assigns your installation a random, anonymous identifier so that the App can recognise it consistently; if you create a profile, it also holds the name and e-mail address Apple or Google provide.
• Sign in with Apple and Google Sign-In — only if you create a profile: used to sign in.
• Google Cloud Firestore — stores only the support messages you send us deliberately from within the App, the records of the consent you give before using Discover and when you create a profile, any reports you make and, if you create a profile, your profile and friends data (see 4.3, 4.5 and 4.6).
• RevenueCat — validates your purchases and keeps your subscription / "Remove Ads" status in sync.
• Google AdMob — serves advertising in the free version.
• Apple or Google — process payments themselves.
• Audius — only when you use the optional Discover feature: when you view featured tracks, search or play a track, your device connects directly to Audius and to content servers in the Audius network (see 4.4).

We operate no servers of our own. We never receive your music, your files or your telephone number. If you create a profile, the name and e-mail address Apple or Google provide are held in Firebase Authentication, and the display name you choose appears on your profile.

3. Information Stored Only on Your Device

The following is created locally on your device and is never uploaded to us or to any third party:

• Your audio files. The audio files you choose to open and, if you use these features, the audio files in a folder you link on iOS or in your device's music library on Android. On iOS the App plays your files in place without copying them. On Android, a copy of a track you import with the file picker is stored in the App's private area, while files found by a device scan are played in place without being copied. The App does not modify or delete your original files: removing a track from your Library only removes it from the list (on Android, if an imported copy exists, only that copy is deleted).
• Effect processing and exports. All processing (slowed, reverb, 8D, equalisation, bass) and any file you export are performed on your device.
• Your library. The list of tracks you have added to the App.
• Your sound signatures and mixes. The effect chains you build yourself and the transition points you place within a track.
• Your preferences. Selected mode, volume, effect parameters, appearance and haptics settings, onboarding state, and a local cache of your purchase (entitlement) status.
• Linked folders and scan preferences. The access bookmarks the operating system grants for folders you link on iOS, whether device scanning is turned on, and the list of files you removed from your Library so that they are not shown again.
• Discover session cache. Tracks you play in Discover are held in your device's temporary folder so that they can be played. These files are not added to your Library; the oldest are deleted when the cache limit is reached, and the App deletes all of them the next time it starts.
• Discover preferences. The list of tracks you reported or hid and of artists you hid, and a copy of your Discover consent (the version of the consent text and the time you accepted it).
• Listening statistics, playlists and app icon. Your listening statistics are kept only on your device and appear at the end of each year as "Your Year in Sound"; if you have a profile, only the sphere and the monthly summary described in 4.6 are derived from them. Your playlists on the device and the app icon you choose also stay on the device.

Uninstalling the App deletes this local data from your device; your original files in linked folders and in your device's music library remain as they are.

4. The Limited Data Collected by Our Providers

We operate no server or database of our own and use no analytics or tracking software development kit (SDK) of our own. The data that leaves your device consists of the limited information the following providers require in order to run the App, the requests your device sends directly to Audius when you use Discover (see 4.4) and, if you create a profile, the profile and friends data described in 4.6.

4.1 Anonymous identifier (Firebase Authentication)

On first launch the App signs in anonymously through Google Firebase Authentication. Firebase assigns your installation a random, app-specific identifier (a "UID") — a string that stays the same across restarts and updates so that the App recognises your installation consistently. Unless you create a profile, you are never asked to create an account or choose a username; there is never a password. If you create a profile, this identifier is linked to your Apple or Google account (see 4.6.1). The identifier itself is not your name, e-mail address, telephone number or any real-world identity. We use it solely to operate the App — for example to keep your purchases and settings tied to your installation and to help prevent abuse. It is stored by Google Firebase, is not linked to advertising, and is not used to track you across other apps or websites.

4.2 Purchases and entitlements (RevenueCat)

When you buy a subscription or the one-time "Remove Ads" purchase, Apple or Google process the payment and we never see or store your card or billing details. To validate the purchase and keep your entitlement (Premium / ads removed) in sync, our provider RevenueCat receives the store's transaction and receipt information, an app-specific user identifier, and basic device and country information. RevenueCat acts as a processor on our instructions and does not sell this data. Your entitlement is additionally cached locally on your device.

4.3 Support messages (Google Cloud Firestore)

When you send us a message from Settings → Support & feedback inside the App — and only when you do so — the following is written to our support database on Google Cloud Firestore:

You write the content of the message; what you put in it is entirely under your control. Your name, e-mail address, telephone number, contacts, location, or any information about your music is not attached. Sending a message is optional and is not a precondition for any feature of the App.

When you report a track in Discover, the support screen opens pre-filled with that track's title, artist and Audius link, and the track is hidden on your device. You can edit the text before sending it or not send it at all; if you send it, the message is processed as described in this section.

To prevent abuse, sending is limited to two messages per day per installation; this limit relies on the anonymous identifier described in 4.1.

4.4 Discover (Audius)

Discover is optional and works only when you open it. When you use Discover, your device connects directly — without passing through our systems — to the Audius API operated by Tiki Labs, Inc. ("Audius", United States) and to content servers in the Audius network that deliver tracks and cover images. According to Audius's privacy policy, the infrastructure providers that operate these servers are independent of Audius.

Your anonymous identifier (see 4.1), your advertising identifier, your name and any other information that identifies you are not sent to Audius. Your searches and what you play in Discover do not reach us and are not stored by us; the App keeps no search history.

Audius and the infrastructure providers process this data as independent controllers under their own privacy policies. The Audius Privacy Policy states that Audius may automatically record data such as IP addresses, searches conducted and usage information, and that this data is processed in the United States. The API Terms that Audius applies to app developers are also provided for your information. You can exercise your rights regarding data processed by Audius against Audius at legal@audius.co. The "Open in Audius" option in the ⋯ menu and the document links open in your browser; the pages opened there are subject to Audius's own policies.

If you do not want to use Discover, simply do not open it; the rest of the App is not affected.

4.5 Discover consent record (Google Cloud Firestore)

The first time you open Discover, the App shows an information and consent screen. Discover does not open until you tick the box to confirm that you accept the Terms of Use, the Audius Terms of Use and the Open Music License. So that we can show, when necessary, which text you accepted and when, your acceptance is written to our consent records on Google Cloud Firestore:

Your name, e-mail address, searches or listening are not added to this record. If you have no internet connection when you accept, your acceptance is first stored on your device and sent the next time you open Discover. When the consent text changes materially, your consent is requested again and a separate record is created for the new version; earlier records are not changed.

4.6 Profile and friends (optional)

Profiles and friends are optional and are available from version 3.0.0 on iOS and on Android. If you do not create a profile, nothing in this section applies to you and nothing changes. Profile and friends data is stored in Google Cloud Firestore in the European Union ("eur3"). No audio or music file is ever uploaded.

4.6.1 Signing in

You sign in with Apple, or with Google where that option is offered. What they provide — your name and e-mail address and, with Google, the link to your account picture — is held in Firebase Authentication; with Sign in with Apple, the e-mail address may be Apple's private relay address. The name is used only to suggest a display name and a username; the picture is not used. Your e-mail address is never shown to anyone and is not written to your profile. When you create a profile, the anonymous identifier described in 4.1 is linked to your Apple or Google account. If you sign out, what you are playing now is removed from the server; your profile and the monthly summary your friends saw stay there, and your profile comes back when you sign in again with the same account.

4.6.2 Your profile (public)

Your profile contains your username, your display name, your profile sphere, your device type (iOS or Android), your settings (who can send you requests and how much of your listening you share) and when it was created and last updated. Anyone who uses the App can see it by opening your profile link or QR code; people who have a profile can also find you by searching for your username. The sphere is worked out on your device from the sounds you have listened to over the last 30 days, leaving out anything played during Private listening, and contains no track titles; it reflects your listening even when you share nothing else.

4.6.3 Friends and reactions

Friendship is mutual. Your friend and request lists can be seen only by the people involved. There is no messaging: friends can react with one of five emojis. A reaction records the emoji and the track and sound it was sent for; only the person who receives it can see it and delete it.

4.6.4 What friends see of your listening

Depending on your setting, friends can see what you are playing now — the track title, the artist where known, the sound (including a name you gave your own Mix; a name that fails the name filter is shown as "Custom Mix"), whether it is playing or paused and when — and a short summary of your month: listening time, your most-used sounds and, with "Track + sound", your three most-played tracks. With "Sound only" track titles are hidden; with "Nothing" none of this is shown. While Private listening is on, nothing you play is shown to anyone — not in what you are playing now, your monthly summary or your sphere. Your status is updated while you play, including in the background. People you have blocked cannot see any of this.

4.6.5 Shared playlists

You can share a playlist with "Friends" or "Anyone with link". Only text is uploaded — the playlist name and, for each track, its title (for your own files, the file name), artist and sound — never an audio file. A playlist link contains your user ID. When you stop sharing a playlist or delete it, it is deleted from the server; if you are offline or signed out at that moment, this happens as soon as you are back online and signed in.

4.6.6 Listening card and QR code

The listening card and the QR code are created on your device. They go to the app or person you choose and do not reach us.

4.6.7 Blocking

Someone you block cannot send you requests, react to you or see what you listen to, and any friendship between you ends. While they are signed in, their app also hides you from search and does not open your profile or the playlists you share by link. To make this work, a small record holding only the time of the block is kept where their app can read it; it is deleted when you unblock them.

4.6.8 Reports

You can report a profile or a shared playlist by choosing a reason. Only we see reports, and the person you report is not told who reported them. Each report records the date by which it must be deleted; we review reports and delete them within 7 days at the latest. Display names, usernames and the names of shared playlists that contain inappropriate words are rejected automatically.

4.6.9 Deleting your account

Go to Profile › Settings › Account › Delete account; you confirm with Apple or Google first. This deletes your profile, username, friendships, requests, the reactions you received, your block list, your listening information and your shared playlists, together with your Firebase Authentication account, and Soundlith asks Apple or Google to revoke its access. What remains: reactions you sent, until the person who received them deletes them; reports, until they are deleted as described in 4.6.8; support messages, the Discover consent record and the record of your acceptance (see 4.6.10), for the periods in section 10; and the data on your device, until you uninstall the App. If you signed in but did not finish creating a profile, you can delete your sign-in in the same way.

4.6.10 Record of your acceptance

Before your profile is created, you tick a box to accept the Terms of Use and the community rules in them, confirm that you have read this Privacy Policy and declare that you are at least 13 (and, if you are under 18, that you have a parent's permission). This acceptance is recorded in the same way as the Discover consent (see 4.5): your anonymous identifier, the type of record ("profile") and the version of the text, the time you ticked the box and the time the record reached the server, the App version, the interface language and the platform. The App can only create this record; it cannot read, change or delete it.

5. Advertising and Campaign Measurement

5.1 Advertising shown inside the App (Google AdMob)

The free version of the App shows advertising served by Google AdMob. In order to serve, cap and measure these ads, Google — acting as an independent data controller — may collect and process certain information from your device, which may include a device or advertising identifier, IP address, coarse location, and limited data about your interaction with ads. This processing is governed by the Google Privacy Policy and by "How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services".

• The App does not display Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) prompt and does not track you across other companies' apps or websites for advertising purposes.
• Where required by law (for example in the EEA, the United Kingdom and Switzerland), a consent choice is presented through the Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) before personalised advertising is shown.
• On iOS, ad attribution is carried out through Apple's SKAdNetwork framework. SKAdNetwork is privacy-preserving by design: measurement is mediated by Apple, no user-level data is provided to ad networks, and it does not identify you.
• You can reset or limit your advertising identifier at any time in your device settings.
• Purchasing Remove Ads or a Premium subscription disables advertising and the associated data processing.

5.2 Apple Ads attribution (AdServices)

If you installed Soundlith after tapping one of our own advertisements on the App Store, Apple provides a short-lived attribution token through the AdServices framework. We pass this token to RevenueCat, which exchanges it with Apple to obtain campaign-level information (such as the campaign, ad group and keyword that led to the installation) and stores it alongside your anonymous RevenueCat identifier.

We use this for one purpose only: to understand which of our own campaigns work and to avoid spending money on advertising that does not.

• It does not use the advertising identifier (IDFA) and does not require Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) permission.
• The token contains no name, e-mail address or contact information.
• The data is not combined with other companies' data and is never used to target advertising at you.
• If you did not arrive through one of our advertisements, Apple returns no attribution data at all.

6. Payments (Apple and Google)

Subscriptions and the one-time "Remove Ads" purchase are charged and processed exclusively by Apple (App Store) or Google (Google Play). We never receive or store your payment card or billing details. Payments, renewals, refunds and billing disputes are handled by Apple or Google under their own terms. Validation and synchronisation of the resulting entitlement is performed by RevenueCat as described in section 4.2.

7. The Soundlith Website

The website on which you are reading this policy is served through Cloudflare Pages, a Cloudflare, Inc. service. Like any web server, it may automatically record standard technical request data such as IP address and browser information for security and operational purposes. This concerns the website only and is separate from the App.

Profile and playlist links open a page on this website. The page shows only the username contained in the link and loads no profile data.

8. Permissions

Soundlith requests only the access it needs in order to function:

• Files and folders. When you import audio, your operating system's file picker grants the App access only to the specific files you select. If you link a folder on iOS, access is granted to the folder you select in the system picker; the App uses this access only to list and play the audio files in that folder. You can unlink the folder in the App at any time.
• Music and audio (Android). If you choose to scan your phone, the App asks for access to music and audio so that it can find the audio files on your device ("Music and audio" on Android 13 and later; the storage read permission on earlier versions). This permission is used only to list and play audio files; the files and their list do not leave your device. You can revoke the permission at any time in your device settings.
• Notifications. On Android, used to show playback controls in the notification area while audio plays in the background. On iOS, asked for only if you tap "Notify me" on a special offer or turn on "Offer notifications" in Settings. On both platforms a special offer reminder is shown only in that case: it is scheduled locally on your device and nothing is sent to us.
• Adding to Photos (iOS). Asked for by iOS only if you choose "Save Image" when sharing your listening card. The App can add that image but cannot see your photos.
• The App does not request access to your photo library, your videos, your camera, your microphone, your contacts or your location. A profile QR code is read by the other person's own camera; Soundlith does not use the camera.
• Network. Used to sign in anonymously (Firebase), sign in with Apple or Google and run the profile and friends features if you create a profile, validate purchases (RevenueCat), load advertising in the free version, obtain consent through the Google User Messaging Platform where required, deliver any support message you send and your Discover consent record, and connect to Audius when you use Discover.

9. Purposes of Processing and Legal Bases (GDPR)

Because the App processes your content locally, most processing happens on your device entirely under your control. In respect of the limited processing carried out through our providers:

• The anonymous identifier and purchase validation (Firebase, RevenueCat) are processed on the basis of performance of your contract (providing the App and the purchases you make) and our legitimate interest in operating and securing the App.
• Support messages (Cloud Firestore) are processed on the basis of our legitimate interest in being able to answer your request. If you choose to write personal data into the message, that part is processed on the basis of your consent, and you are free not to send the message.
• Advertising is served by Google on the basis of your consent (personalised advertising, where consent is required) or the legitimate interest of Google and the Developer in funding a free product (non-personalised advertising).
• Payments are processed by Apple or Google on the legal basis of performance of the purchase contract.
• Discover (Audius): when you use Discover, transmitting your request from your device to Audius is necessary to provide the feature you asked for, that is, for the performance of your contract (GDPR Art. 6(1)(b); KVKK Art. 5(2)(c)). Audius's processing of this data for its own purposes is governed by Audius's privacy policy.
• The Discover consent record and the profile acceptance record (Cloud Firestore) are based on our legitimate interest in being able to prove acceptance of the Terms of Use and in protecting our rights against possible legal claims (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)). Under the KVKK, its legal grounds are that the processing is directly related to the formation of a contract (Art. 5(2)(c)) and is necessary for the establishment, exercise or protection of a right (Art. 5(2)(e)).
• Profile and friends (Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firestore) are processed for the performance of your contract — providing features you have chosen to use (GDPR Art. 6(1)(b); KVKK Art. 5(2)(c)).
• Reports, blocking, the name filter and preventing abuse rely on our legitimate interest in keeping these features safe (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f); KVKK Art. 5(2)(f)).
• Linked folders and device scanning take place only on your device and at your request; no data is transferred to us or to any third party in the process.

10. Data Retention

11. Data Security

Your audio and settings are held in the App's protected area on your device and are subject to your device's operating system security. The limited data described above is transmitted to Google Firebase, Cloud Firestore, RevenueCat, Apple or Google, and AdMob, and, when you use Discover, to Audius, over encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS).

The security rules of the support database grant the App permission to create a message only: the App cannot read, modify or delete any message, including its own, and cannot access another user's message under any circumstances.

The same principle applies to consent records: the App can only create the consent record for its own installation; it cannot read, modify or delete any consent record. A consent record therefore cannot be changed once it has been created.

We operate no server of our own. If you do not create a profile, the records associated with your installation are limited to the anonymous identifier, the purchase records, any support messages you have sent us and, if you have used Discover, your consent record. If you create a profile, they also include your Firebase Authentication account and the profile and friends data described in 4.6, held in Google Cloud Firestore in the EU. Each is held by the providers named above on our behalf.

If a security breach affects your personal data, we will inform you and the competent authorities where the law requires it.

12. International Data Transfers

We operate from the Republic of Türkiye. Our providers — Google LLC, Cloudflare, Inc., Apple Inc. and RevenueCat, Inc. — are global companies and may process the limited data described above outside your country, including in the United States. These transfers are carried out under the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and equivalent mechanisms offered by the relevant providers.

Support messages, Discover consent records and profile and friends data are stored in Google Cloud data centres in the European Union (the Cloud Firestore "eur3" multi-region). The sign-in providers (Apple and Google) and Firebase Authentication operate globally; these transfers are covered by the Standard Contractual Clauses. The connections your device makes directly when you use Discover reach Audius's systems in the United States and content servers in the Audius network, which may be located in various countries; this data does not pass through us and is processed by Audius under its own privacy policy (see 4.4).

13. Your Rights Under the GDPR (EU/EEA and UK)

You have the rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction of processing, data portability, objection, not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, and to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.

Because the data associated with you is limited to a random anonymous identifier, your purchase records, any support messages you have sent us, your consent record if you have used Discover and, if you have a profile, the data described in 4.6, most requests can be met quickly.

If you have a profile, you can correct your details and change your sharing settings in the App at any time. You can delete your account in the App (Delete account, see 4.6.9) or by writing to support@mindnullstudio.com. To access your data or receive a copy of it, write to us at the same address. Uninstalling the App deletes all local data; you can reset or limit your advertising identifier in your device settings.

To delete the anonymous identifier, the associated records and your support messages held by our providers, contact us at support@mindnullstudio.com; we will delete your Firebase anonymous user, remove your support messages, and request deletion from RevenueCat.

Because we may need to prove acceptance of the Terms of Use, we may retain your Discover consent record and profile acceptance record for as long as it is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims, and no longer than the period stated in section 10 (GDPR Art. 17(3)(e)); during that period we do not use the record for any other purpose. Data sent to Audius in Discover is not held by us, so requests concerning it must be sent directly to Audius (legal@audius.co).

So that we can locate your records, please send your request from the support screen inside the App where possible, or tell us the approximate date of your message; if you have a profile, tell us your username. Otherwise we hold no information identifying you other than the anonymous identifier and have no other way of establishing which record is yours. We respond to requests within 30 days at the latest.

You may exercise your rights in respect of advertising data through Google, and in respect of payment records through Apple or Google.

14. Your Rights Under the KVKK (Türkiye)

Under Law No. 6698 you have the right to learn whether your personal data is processed, to request information where it has been processed, to learn the purpose of processing and whether the data is used in accordance with that purpose, to request rectification, erasure or destruction where the data is incomplete or incorrectly processed, to object to a result arising against you solely from automated analysis, and to claim compensation for damage suffered as a result of unlawful processing. Because the only data associated with you consists of an anonymous identifier, purchase records, any support messages, your consent record if you have used Discover and, if you have a profile, the data described in 4.6, held by our providers, these requests are met in the manner described above. Under Article 7 of the KVKK, the Discover consent record and the profile acceptance record may be retained for as long as the ground for processing under Article 5(2)(e) continues, and no longer than the period stated in section 10. You may write to support@mindnullstudio.com with your requests.

15. California Privacy Rights (CCPA/CPRA)

We do not sell your personal information and we do not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising through any system of our own. Advertising is operated by Google as described in section 5; you may exercise your preferences through your device settings and Google's controls. The anonymous identifier, purchase records and support messages are used only to operate the App and to reply to you; they are not sold. When you search or play a track in Discover, your device connects directly to Audius to fulfil your request; this is not a sale or sharing of your personal information by us. The Discover consent record and the profile acceptance record are used only to prove acceptance of the Terms of Use and are not sold. Your username, display name, e-mail address and the listening information you share with friends are not sold or shared.

16. Children

Soundlith is a general audience application and is not directed to children under 13 (or the minimum age required in your country). Because the free version displays third-party advertising, we do not knowingly permit use by children under this age and do not knowingly collect their data. If you believe a child is using the App in a way that concerns you, or has sent us a support message, please contact us and we will act without delay. In line with the Audius Terms of Use, Discover is not intended for children under 13; users under 18 (or the age of majority in their country) may use Discover only with the permission of a parent or legal guardian (see Terms of Use, section 9.8). The same applies to profiles: you must be at least 13 to create one, and if you are under 18 (or the age of majority in your country) only with the permission of a parent or legal guardian.

17. Third-Party Services

• Google Firebase Authentication — anonymous sign-in and, if you create a profile, sign-in with Apple or Google — Privacy Policy.
• Sign in with Apple — signing in for a profile — Privacy Policy.
• Google Sign-In — signing in for a profile — Privacy Policy.
• Google Cloud Firestore — storage of support messages, consent records, reports and, if you create a profile, profile and friends data — Privacy Policy.
• RevenueCat — subscription and purchase management — Privacy Policy.
• Google AdMob and the Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) — advertising and consent — Privacy Policy.
• Apple App Store — payment processing and SKAdNetwork attribution — Privacy Policy.
• Google Play — payment processing — Privacy Policy.
• Audius (Tiki Labs, Inc.) and infrastructure providers in the Audius network — search and streaming in Discover — Privacy Policy · API Terms.
• Cloudflare Pages — serves this website only — Privacy Policy.

18. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. When we make a significant change we will update the "Last Updated" date above, publish the revised policy at this address and list what changed below.

What changed in this version (11 October 2026)

• Section 4.6: profiles and friends are now also available on Android, from version 3.0.0.
• Section 8: on Android, notifications are also used for a special offer reminder, only if you ask for one.

What changed in the previous version (8 October 2026)

• Section 4.6 added — Profile and friends: the optional profile and friends features that arrive on iOS with version 3.0.0 — signing in with Apple or Google, what your profile contains and who can see it, friends and reactions, what friends see of your listening, shared playlists, the listening card and QR code, blocking, reports, deleting your account and the record of your acceptance.
• Sections 2 and 4.1: no longer say that the App has no registration or username; a profile is optional and there is still no password.
• Section 3: listening statistics ("Your Year in Sound"), playlists and the app icon you choose, all kept on your device.
• Section 7: profile and playlist links open a page on this website.
• Section 8: the iOS permission to add the listening card to Photos, iOS notifications for a special offer reminder, and the QR code being read by the other person's own camera.
• Section 11: describes the records held if you create a profile.
• Sections 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 were updated to cover profiles and friends.

19. Contact

Developer: Berkay Atik
E-mail: support@mindnullstudio.com
Application: Soundlith