First 72 Hours Privacy Policy
Last updated: 9 November 2026 · Applies to the First 72 Hours app for iPhone.
In short
- No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking.
- Your household, kits, items and expiry dates, family plan, meeting-point coordinates, the saved map area and your settings are stored only on your phone. We, the developer, never receive them.
- Location is optional, used on the phone to show where you are on the map and to choose the area to save, and never sent to us.
- Notifications are local, scheduled on your phone, never sent from a server.
- The only outside services are OpenFreeMap, which serves the map tiles, Apple's App Store, which processes payments and gives the app's public rating, and RevenueCat, which records purchases for us under an anonymous app user ID. None of them is used for tracking.
Who we are
First 72 Hours is an iPhone app published by Marouane Gazouzi, an individual developer ("we", "us"). RevenueCat, Inc. processes the data described under Purchases for us, as our purchase processing provider.
Contact: hello@aveniaconsulting.com
What stays on your phone
First 72 Hours stores your household, your kits, their items and expiry dates, your family plan, the coordinates of your meeting points, the saved map area and your settings on your device only. We have no server that stores them, so we can't see, sell or share them. Deleting the app removes them.
Your location
Location is optional. If you allow it (only while using the app), First 72 Hours uses it on your phone to show where you are on the map and to choose the area to save for offline use.
Your location is never sent to us. GPS works offline. When the map is viewed or downloaded online, OpenFreeMap receives the map area requested, as described below, not your exact position.
You can change the permission at any time in Settings › Privacy & Security › Location Services › First 72 Hours.
What leaves your phone, and why
OpenFreeMap (map tiles, OpenStreetMap data)
What is sent: Map tile requests, with your device's IP address, the map area requested and an app identifier ("First72Hours-iOS/<version>")
Why: Showing the map online and downloading the area around your home once for offline use
App Store (StoreKit), operated by Apple
What is sent: Purchase and restore requests. After an update, a request to itunes.apple.com for the app's own public App Store rating
Why: Selling Complete and processing payments; showing the app's rating after an update
RevenueCat, Inc., our purchase processing provider
What is sent: An anonymous app user ID, device and OS information, and your purchase history (App Store transactions)
Why: Recording purchases and confirming Complete
Your household, kits, family plan and meeting points are never sent to any of these services. Like any internet request, they can see your device's IP address. They handle data under their own policies: OpenFreeMap privacy policy, Apple Privacy Policy, RevenueCat privacy policy.
The offline map
The offline map is part of Complete. While you are online, the app downloads once an area of about 8 km around your home (about 20 MB) from OpenFreeMap, which uses OpenStreetMap data. After that, the map and your two meeting-point pins work with no network, and the saved area stays on your phone. OpenFreeMap only receives tile requests when you view or download the map while online.
Notifications
First 72 Hours only sends local notifications, scheduled on your phone: expiry-date reminders, a kit check twice a year and one reminder to finish your kit. At most one a day and three a week. Nothing is sent from a server. You can switch them off in the app's Settings, or in Settings › Notifications › First 72 Hours.
Purchases
Complete is a one-time purchase sold by Apple through the App Store. Apple handles payment, receipts and refunds. We never see your name, Apple Account, email or payment details.
To record purchases, the app uses RevenueCat, Inc. RevenueCat receives an anonymous app user ID, information about your device and its operating system, and your purchase history (App Store transactions). This data is linked to that anonymous ID, never to your name, email or Apple Account, and it is not used for tracking. RevenueCat never receives your household, kits or family plan.
Crash reports
If you have chosen in iPhone Settings to share analytics with app developers, Apple may send us anonymous crash reports and usage statistics. You control this in Settings › Privacy & Security › Analytics & Improvements.
Children
First 72 Hours asks no one, children included, for a name, email or account. The household details you enter (for example how many children live with you) stay on the phone. The only records kept for us are what RevenueCat receives, described under Purchases: an anonymous ID, device and OS information and the purchase history.
Your rights
Under the GDPR you can ask to access, correct or delete personal data and to object to its use. Apart from what RevenueCat receives (see Purchases), everything stays on your device and is under your control: deleting the app removes it. To have the records held by RevenueCat deleted, write to hello@aveniaconsulting.com. Apple holds the purchases themselves. If you have a question or want to exercise a right under the GDPR or another privacy law, write to the address below. You can also complain to your data protection authority (in France, the CNIL).
Changes
If this policy changes, we will update the date above. If a change affects what leaves your phone, we will say so in the app before it takes effect.
Contact
Questions about this policy or about First 72 Hours: hello@aveniaconsulting.com