Privacy Policy

Kithnest is unusual among the apps we make, and the difference is worth stating first: most of the personal data inside it is not about you. It is about your friends and family — their birthdays, their cities, their sizes, the notes you keep so you do not forget. So this policy is arranged by whose data it is, rather than by category.

Kithnest  ·  com.bondkeeper.kithnest  ·  Android
Published by NovaDrift Interactive  ·  29 August 2026

Three parties, and where each one stands

the arrows show every path data can take
your phone you the author your people profiles you write you write no path exists NovaDrift receives nothing the app declares no INTERNET permission — the dashed line is not a policy, it is a missing capability
What we collect about you nothing

No sign-up, no email, no name, no phone number, no advertising identifier, no analytics event, no crash report. Kithnest has no account system to register with and no measurement library compiled into it.

None of this rests on our restraint. INTERNET is absent from the manifest, which means Android itself blocks the app from opening any connection. To collect something you need a destination for it, and Kithnest has none.

What you record about other people yours, and your responsibility

This is the substantial part of Kithnest, and it deserves a straight answer. When you write down a friend's birthday, their address, their clothing size or a note about how you met, you are recording personal data about someone who is not in the room.

In European law, keeping such records purely for your own private and family life falls under the household exemption in Article 2(2)(c) of the GDPR — the same provision that lets you keep a paper address book or a shoebox of letters. Kithnest is built to stay firmly inside that exemption: the data is stored on your device, is never transmitted, is never pooled with anyone else's, and cannot be published from within the app.

Where the exemption ends: if you were to use Kithnest for professional purposes — a client list, a sales pipeline, contacts kept on behalf of an employer — the household exemption no longer applies and you become a data controller in your own right, with the duties that carries. The app is not designed or intended for that use.

Practical courtesies follow from this. If someone asks what you have written about them, you can open their profile and show them; nothing is hidden from you inside the app. If they ask you to remove it, deleting the profile removes it completely, because no copy exists anywhere else.

  • Open the person's profile and delete it — the record and its photograph go with it.
  • Clearing the app's data in Android Settings removes every profile at once.
  • Uninstalling removes the app's private folder in its entirety.
What reaches us nothing at all

We are not a processor of your friends' data, for the simple reason that processing would mean receiving it first. Kithnest has no server behind it, no backup, no sync between your own devices, and no contact import that reaches outward. Nothing is bundled into the build except the Android platform.

The one company adjacent to this is Google, which distributes and updates the package through Google Play under its own privacy policy. What Google records about an installation is outside our sight and our control, and nothing about the contents of your app travels through it.

What the app asks of Android no permissions

None are declared: no contacts, no location, no storage, no camera, no internet. Two points worth spelling out, because both would ordinarily require a permission and here do not:

Photographs. Adding a picture to a profile uses Android's own photo picker, which hands the app the single image you chose and nothing more. Kithnest never gains access to your gallery.

Contacts. People are added by typing, deliberately. The app cannot read your address book, which also means it can never quietly enlarge itself with people you did not choose to record.

The formal record

controller

For the app itself, Cafe Srl — registered in Italy, trading as NovaDrift Interactive. For the profiles you create inside it, you are, under the household exemption described above.

Via Ceccardo Roccatagliata Ceccardi 3/5
16121 Genova, Italia
Director: Massimo Mauro
scope

Kithnest for Android, package com.bondkeeper.kithnest, in the form Google Play distributes it — and no other product of ours.

children

There is no age at which Kithnest becomes unsuitable. Nothing written into it can be sent, shared or published from within the app, so a younger user's notes stay exactly where a paper notebook's would.

your rights

The GDPR grants you access to any personal data an organisation holds about you, correction, erasure, restriction, portability and objection. Ask us and the answer arrives within a month, reporting an empty file — a consequence of the first section rather than an assurance we could later soften. Complaints belong with the Garante per la protezione dei dati personali at garanteprivacy.it, or with the supervisory authority of the country you live in.

amendments

Should a release ever add a route between the boxes in the diagram — a backup, a shared circle, an export that travels — this page will be rewritten and re-dated before that release is published. The copy on your phone keeps behaving as described here.

contact

drift@cafeslr.agency, or paper to the Genoa office above.

NovaDrift Interactive

Kithnest (com.bondkeeper.kithnest) is published on Google Play by Cafe Srl, trading as NovaDrift Interactive, Via Ceccardo Roccatagliata Ceccardi 3/5, 16121 Genova, Italia. © 2026 Cafe Srl.