Evenfall

Privacy policy

What we know about you.

Effective July 2026. Applies to the Evenfall iPhone app and kinovva.com.

The short version. Evenfall has no accounts of ours, no ads, no trackers and no analytics. What you watch, which country you are in and which services you pay for stay on your device and in your own iCloud. The one optional server feature, the shared household, stores only what sharing a watched list requires.

On your device, and in your iCloud

If you are signed into iCloud this data syncs through your own private CloudKit database, under your Apple Account. We have no access to it.

How Evenfall knows your country

It reads your App Store storefront, and if that is not available, your device region setting. You can override it in the app at any time. Evenfall never asks for location access and does not use GPS. The country is used for one thing: asking which services carry a title where you are.

Sign in with Apple, optional

You only need it to share a household with someone on a different Apple Account. Apple gives the app a random identifier and, if you allow it, your name. We never receive your email address, your password, or any other Apple Account detail.

The shared household, optional

Joining or creating a household uses our family service. It stores only your random Apple identifier, an optional first name, the household invite code, and the film ids and timestamps of the shared history, so both phones can honour the never repeat promise. No email addresses, no locations, no analytics. Invite codes can be retired, and leaving a household removes you from it.

What leaves your device

What we never do

This website

kinovva.com sets no cookies and runs no analytics. An invite page, kinovva.com/join, asks our family service for the household name and how many people are in it, using only the code in the link.

Children

Evenfall is a general audience app rated 4+. It collects no personal information from anyone, including children.

Your choices

Changes

If this policy changes in a way that matters, the new version appears here with a new effective date.