Rotbox Support

Privacy

Effective 24 September 2026

Short version: Rotbox doesn't have accounts, servers or tracking. Everything the app keeps stays on your iPhone, and you can wipe it from Settings.

What Rotbox is

Rotbox splits your screen in two. The top half shows TikTok or Instagram Reels, the platform's own website loaded inside the app. The bottom half runs a small game built into the app.

What we collect

Nothing. Rotbox has no user accounts of its own, no analytics, no advertising identifiers and no tracking. We don't run a server that receives data from the app. The app's privacy manifest declares no data collection and no tracking.

Signing in to TikTok or Instagram

• You sign in on TikTok's or Instagram's own sign-in page, shown inside the app. Rotbox doesn't build its own sign-in form and never sees or stores your password.
• Like any browser, the app keeps the cookies and website data those platforms set, so you stay signed in. That data is stored on your device only.
• What you watch, like or share happens on the platform's website and is covered by TikTok's privacy policy or Instagram's privacy policy. Their ads and recommendations come from them, not from us.

What stays on your device

• Your settings, like auto scroll, video and game sound, and haptics.
• Which platform and game you picked last, and whether you've finished the intro.
• The platforms' own cookies and website data, described above.

The games run offline, entirely on your phone.

Deleting your data

In Rotbox, open Settings → Delete account. This clears your connected accounts, website data and Rotbox settings on this device. It doesn't delete your TikTok, Instagram or YouTube accounts, and it doesn't cancel an App Store subscription. You can also disconnect a single platform from Settings, or delete the app.

Purchases

If Rotbox offers a subscription, Apple handles payment through the App Store. We never see your payment details. Apple tells the app only whether a subscription is active.

Children

Rotbox isn't directed at children under 13. TikTok and Instagram set their own minimum ages, and you need an account with them to use the feed.

Changes

If this policy changes, we'll update this page and the date at the top.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Email us: