Last updated: September 2026
The short version: no accounts, no ads, no tracking. There is no email, no analytics SDK, and no advertising identifier. The one thing our server ever stores is an anonymous alert registration — an Apple push token, the coin ids you've asked to be alerted about, and, only if you switch on deposit alerts, the public address of the wallet you want watched — and turning alerts off deletes it. The App Store privacy label lists exactly that, as "Data Not Linked to You."
The optional Require Face ID setting locks the app when you leave it. Unlocking is handled entirely by iOS through Apple's Local Authentication framework: the app asks the system to verify that you are the device's owner, and the system answers yes or no. Crypto Dash never receives, collects, stores, or transmits face data, fingerprint data, or your passcode. The app has no access to them, and nothing is shared with anyone. There is nothing for us to retain or delete: no face data ever exists in the app or on our server. The only thing the app stores is whether the lock is switched on, on your device. The setting is off by default and can be turned off at any time in Settings › Privacy. If Face ID is unavailable, iOS falls back to your device passcode in the same way.
If you turn on real-time alerts (Watchlist guard, Runner Radar, deposit alerts, or the morning brief), your device registers with our notification server. That registration contains only the following:
Nothing else. No names, no emails, no IP addresses kept with your registration, no balances — and no wallet address unless you switch on deposit alerts for it. Turning every alert off deletes the registration. The market and headline data the app displays is fetched from our server's public cache, which requires no identification at all.
Pro users can type their own question about a coin. When you send one, the question you wrote, the last few turns of that conversation, and that coin's public market data are sent to our server and on to Anthropic, whose AI model writes the answer. That is all that is sent: never your holdings, never an amount, never a wallet address, never your identity — the model is not told who is asking, and there is no account to tie it to. Our server does not keep your question once the answer comes back, and it is never shown to anyone else. The rest of Pulse AI — the question cards, the morning brief, the market read — is written once from public market data and shared by everyone; nothing you type is involved.
The app and its server read public data from CoinGecko and Coinbase (prices), alternative.me (Fear & Greed index), public blockchain nodes and explorers (wallet balances), and public RSS feeds from crypto news publishers (headlines). While the app is open, live prices also stream directly from Coinbase's public market feed over a single anonymous connection — no account, no key, nothing sent but the coin symbols being watched. These requests carry no personal information beyond what any web request inherently includes.
The one-time Pro purchase is processed entirely by Apple. We never see your payment details.
If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be posted at this address with a new date. The commitment above — no accounts, no ads, no tracking — is the product's identity and will not change.
Questions: support@cryptodashapp.com