Admiralbet does not collect, transmit, or share any personal information — no account, no analytics, no advertising, and not a single Android permission.
Admiralbet is a single-player bubble-shooter puzzle game set in a sunken temple, where you fire runic orbs at a flooded wall, match three or more glowing sigils to burst them, and clear sixty chambers across five trench depths. The pages that follow describe, in plain language, what the app does and does not do with the things you type into it.
None. The app never asks for your name, email address, phone number, location, contacts, photos, or any other personal detail. There is no registration, no login, and no profile that exists anywhere outside your device.
The "diver name" you can type on the Diver Record screen is a display label for your own save file. It defaults to "Diver", it is stored only on your device, and you may leave it as-is or change it to anything you like.
For the app to work, the following is kept in the operating system's local storage — a private SQLite database plus one preference flag — on your phone, and nowhere else:
None of it is uploaded. Uninstalling the app removes every byte.
Admiralbet requests no runtime permissions. Its Android manifest declares no permissions at all — not even INTERNET, which was removed because the app makes no network requests. Its iOS Info.plist contains no usage-description keys, because there is no camera, microphone, location, photo-library, contacts, or notification access to ask for.
Nothing. The app is fully offline. It contains no HTTP client, no WebView, no sockets, and no third-party network SDK; the sixty chambers, the forge, the daily tribute and your record all run with the device in airplane mode.
The one exception is entirely under your control: tapping Share on the Diver Record opens your device's own system share sheet with a short sentence about your progress. The app hands that text to the operating system and nothing more — you choose the destination, and dismissing the sheet sends nothing anywhere.
No one. Admiralbet contains no advertising SDK, no analytics SDK, no crash reporter, no attribution or A/B-testing framework, and no social login. Its full dependency list is: Flutter, sqflite (local database), shared_preferences (one local flag), flutter_bloc (in-app state management), flutter_animate, gap, collection, intl, cupertino_icons and share_plus (the system share sheet described above). None of these transmits data on the app's behalf.
Admiralbet is suitable for a general audience, including children. Because the app collects no personal information whatsoever, has no chat or user-generated content, shows no advertising, and offers no purchases of any kind, there is no children's data to collect, store, or disclose. It complies with COPPA and the GDPR's provisions on children's data by holding nothing at all.
Everything the app holds is on your device and under your control. You can access every stored value directly in the app (Diver Record, Forge, Chambers, Dive Controls); correct your diver name, avatar sigil, and every setting at any time; and delete everything by uninstalling — that permanently removes the database and the preference flag, and with them every chamber record, mote, ward and honour. Because no data is ever transmitted, there is no copy held by us to request, export, or erase.
If anything in this policy changes, the date at the top of the page will be revised, and material changes will appear in the app's release notes.