IntroPlayer’s core Android workflow is local. The app does not require an account and does not include advertising or analytics SDKs.
Android app data
When you choose audio, IntroPlayer copies the selected file into app-private storage for offline playback. Setlists, notes, cue assignments, preferences, playback state, and imported graphics are stored locally on your device. Uninstalling the app or clearing its storage can remove that data.
Android’s optional system-backup service may back up the app database and preferences according to your device and Google account settings. IntroPlayer excludes imported audio, setlist graphics, and its temporary sound-setting restoration journal from Android cloud backup and device transfer. Primitive Recordings does not operate or receive the Android system backup.
Interruption Guard can use Android notification-access metadata locally to recognize likely calls, alarms, and timers. IntroPlayer does not upload notification content to Primitive Recordings.
Separately granted Do Not Disturb access lets foreground sound protection adjust permitted non-media sound settings. Older Android versions use local volume/ringer and interruption-filter controls; newer versions use an app-owned Do Not Disturb rule. A local restoration journal records the sound settings needed for cleanup. This information is not sent to Primitive Recordings or Band Sync peers.
Band Sync sends the active setlist, shared notes, state, theme, and an optional graphic between devices you choose to connect. Audio files and notification content are not transferred. The feature does not use a Primitive cloud service.
The Bluetooth-first testing candidate discovers nearby Hosts using Bluetooth device names, addresses, and service identifiers. The Host approves Listeners before sharing the set. Bluetooth uses Android’s secure device-to-device connection; Android may request pairing, visibility, or Nearby devices permission. Older Android versions label discovery access as Location permission. IntroPlayer does not derive geographic location from discovery.
Wi-Fi or hotspot Band Sync remains available as a backup and is also used by earlier testing versions. That local TCP connection is authenticated but not encrypted. Use a trusted network or your own hotspot. Do not include sensitive information in shared setlists or graphics, and share only with people you intend to receive them.
Website and support data
The support form collects the name, email address, subject, and message you submit. It stores the request privately in this site’s WordPress database so the support team can respond. A short-lived keyed hash derived from the request’s network address is used for rate limiting; the form does not store that address in the support record.
Transactional notification email may be delivered through MXroute SMTP when configured. We do not use support details for newsletters or advertising. Routine server security logs may include technical request data such as an IP address, user agent, URL, and time.
Retention and choices
Support requests and operational logs are retained only as reasonably needed to answer requests, protect the service, keep business records, and meet legal obligations. You may use the support form to request access, correction, or deletion, subject to applicable recordkeeping requirements.
Children and changes
IntroPlayer is a general-purpose performance tool and is not directed to children under 13. We may update this notice as the product changes; the effective date above identifies the current version.