Privacy Policy

CloudEx Inc. ("we", "us", or "our") operates the "Auto Scroll Pro" app (the "Service"). This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, and the choices available to you. By using the Service, you are deemed to have agreed to the practices described in this Policy.

1. Our Core Principle

Auto Scroll Pro scrolls the screen of any app for you at the speed you choose. You control it with a floating control panel, the volume keys, or a Bluetooth remote, and with Premium also by face gestures and voice commands. Scrolling, face detection, and the matching of voice commands all run on your device. The app never reads the contents of your screen, and we never view, collect, upload, or transmit what you read or watch, the images from your camera, or your voice to our servers. There is no account and no sign-up. Specifically, we do not have access to any of the following:

  • The contents of your screen or of other apps, including what you read or watch while scrolling
  • The images from the front camera, or your face
  • Your voice, or the words recognized from it
  • Which apps you use, or which apps you choose for per-app settings

The one case in which your voice is handled outside the app is speech recognition on a device that cannot recognize speech on the device itself: there, the speech recognition service set on your device processes your voice commands (Section 3). We do not receive that audio either.

2. The Accessibility Service

Auto Scroll Pro cannot scroll other apps or show its control panel without Android's Accessibility Service (AccessibilityService API). You turn it on yourself in your device's Accessibility settings. Before the app takes you to those settings, it shows what the service is used for, and opens the settings only after you tap “Agree and open settings”. The service is used only for the following four purposes:

  1. Gestures and system actions: scrolling, swiping, and tapping on your behalf, and the system actions Back, Home, notifications, screenshot, and lock screen.
  2. The floating control panel: showing the control panel over other apps. The panel is an accessibility window; the app does not use the “Display over other apps” permission.
  3. The app in front and whether the screen scrolled: the app receives only the package name of the app in front and only whether the screen scrolled. These are used to pause when you leave the app, to stop when the end is reached, to stop on permission screens and installation screens, and to switch to the settings you made for that app.
  4. Volume keys and remote-control keys: receiving these keys, only while “Control with keys” is on.

The app never reads the contents of your screen: the service is declared without the ability to retrieve window content (canRetrieveWindowContent="false"). The information it receives is used only on your device and is never stored or transmitted. You can turn the service off at any time in the same Accessibility settings.

3. Camera and Microphone (Premium Hands-free Features)

  • Camera (face gestures and pausing when you look away): Images from the front camera are analyzed on your device by Google's ML Kit (provided through Google Play services) to detect which way your face is turned, blinks, smiles, and whether your mouth is open. The images are never saved and never transmitted. The face detection model is downloaded by Google Play services the first time it is needed. The camera is used only while you have turned it on in the Hands-free tab, and it stops when the screen turns off. A notification is shown while the camera is in use.
  • Microphone (voice commands): Voice commands use Android's speech recognition (SpeechRecognizer). On Android 13 and later, when on-device recognition is available, your speech is recognized on your device. On devices where it is not available, the speech recognition service set on your device (for example, Google's) processes the audio, and that processing is governed by the provider's own privacy policy. The app receives only the recognized text, uses it only to compare it with the command phrases, and never stores or transmits it. The app does not record audio. A notification is shown while the microphone is in use.

4. Information We Collect

4.1 Information Collected Automatically

  • Crash reports: Via Firebase Crashlytics. When the app stops unexpectedly, the device model, OS version, app version, the error record (stack trace), the time it happened, and an identifier for each installation of the app are sent to Google. We use them only to diagnose and fix problems, never to identify you. They do not include the contents of your screen, camera images, or your voice.
  • Purchase information: To confirm your one-time "Premium" purchase, the app receives purchase information (the purchase token and the purchase state) from Google Play. We never receive any payment information such as credit card numbers.
  • List of our other apps: To show our other apps on the “Our other apps” screen, the app downloads the list (a JSON file) from our content server (static files hosted on Cloudflare Pages). The request contains no personal data from the app. As with any request to a web server, the server receives your device's IP address as part of the connection; we do not use it to identify you.

4.2 Information Stored Only on Your Device

  • App settings: How you scroll (speed, interval, amount, finger position, and so on), presets, the apps you chose for per-app settings and their settings, key assignments, the phrases you add for voice commands, and similar settings are stored on your device (SharedPreferences).
  • The list of your apps: So that you can choose an app for per-app settings, the app shows the apps that appear in your launcher. This list is read on your device and is never transmitted. The app does not use the QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES permission.
  • Android backup: If backup is turned on in your device settings, Android's automatic backup (to Google Drive) and device-to-device transfer may restore your settings and your Premium purchase state on a new device. Some records, such as whether the app has already asked you for a review, are excluded. This is handled by Android; we have no access to it. You can turn backup off in your device settings.
  • When you uninstall: Uninstalling the app or clearing its data deletes the settings stored on your device.

4.3 Information We Explicitly Do Not Collect

  • The contents of your screen or of other apps (the app never reads them)
  • Camera images, or anything about your face
  • Audio recordings (the app does not record audio), or the words you say
  • Your name, email address, phone number, or contacts (the app has no account or sign-up)
  • Your location (the app does not request the location permission)
  • A history of the websites you visit or the contents of your communications

4.4 Permissions the App Requests and Their Purposes

Auto Scroll Pro uses the following permissions only for the stated purposes:

  • Accessibility Service (AccessibilityService API) — The core of the app: scrolling and the control panel. You turn it on yourself in the Accessibility settings. Used only for the four purposes in Section 2.
  • Camera (CAMERA) — Face gestures and pausing when you look away (Premium). Used only while you have turned them on. Images are analyzed on your device and are never saved or transmitted.
  • Microphone (RECORD_AUDIO) — Voice commands (Premium). Used only while you have turned them on. The app does not record audio.
  • Foreground service (camera / microphone) — Keeps face gestures and voice commands working while you use other apps, with a notification shown.
  • Notifications (POST_NOTIFICATIONS, Android 13+) — Shows a notification with Pause and Stop buttons while auto scroll is running, and the notification shown while the camera or microphone is in use.
  • Vibration (VIBRATE) — Gives a short vibration as feedback when you operate the app hands-free.
  • Internet (INTERNET) — Used only for crash reports, Google Play purchase verification, in-app reviews and in-app updates, downloading the list of our other apps, and showing this privacy policy in the app. The face detection model is downloaded by Google Play services. Auto scrolling itself does not require an internet connection.

5. How We Use Information

The limited information we collect is used only for the following purposes:

  • Operating and maintaining the Service
  • Verifying your Premium purchase
  • Diagnosing and fixing crashes
  • Responding to support inquiries
  • Complying with applicable laws

Auto Scroll Pro does not include analytics tools such as Google Analytics.

6. Third-Party Services

Auto Scroll Pro uses the following third-party services. Each service has its own privacy policy.

  • Firebase Crashlytics (Google LLC) — crash diagnostic data
  • Google Play Billing (Google LLC) — the one-time Premium purchase; payment is completed on Google Play, and we receive only the purchase information needed to confirm it
  • Google Play In-App Review and In-App Updates (Google LLC) — let you rate the app and install updates without leaving it; handled by Google Play
  • ML Kit face detection through Google Play services (Google LLC) — face gestures (Premium); camera images are analyzed on your device and are not sent
  • The speech recognition service set on your device (for example, Google LLC) — voice commands (Premium), only on devices where on-device recognition is not available; the audio is processed under that provider's own privacy policy
  • Cloudflare Pages (Cloudflare, Inc.) — hosts the static list of our other apps

Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Cloudflare Privacy Policy: https://www.cloudflare.com/privacypolicy/

Auto Scroll Pro does not include any advertising SDK, does not display ads within the app, and does not share your data with advertising networks.

7. Data Retention

  • Crash reports: retained by Firebase Crashlytics according to Google's retention period (90 days), then deleted.
  • Support emails: retained for 12 months after the last reply, then deleted (except where legally required).
  • Camera images, audio, and recognized words: not retained; the app does not store them.
  • Your settings on your device: kept until you uninstall the app or clear the app's data. A backup in your own Google account, if any, is managed by Android and Google.

8. International Data Transfers

We are based in Japan. The infrastructure used for crash diagnostics, purchase verification, and hosting the list of our other apps may be located in various countries. When you use the Service, the minimal information described above may be processed outside your country of residence under standard contractual safeguards.

9. Your Rights

Depending on where you reside (e.g., the EEA, UK, California, Japan), you may have the right to request access to, correction of, or deletion of the limited information we hold. You can:

  • Turn off the Accessibility Service at any time in your device's Accessibility settings
  • Turn off face gestures or voice commands in the Hands-free tab, or withdraw the camera or microphone permission in your device settings at any time
  • Turn off Android backup in your device settings
  • Uninstall the app or clear its data to erase the settings stored on your device
  • Contact us at the address below to make a request regarding the information we hold, including a request for deletion

10. Children's Privacy

Auto Scroll Pro is not directed to children under the age of 13 (or the minimum age applicable in your region). If we inadvertently collect information from such a child, we will delete it promptly upon being contacted.

11. Changes to This Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time. The latest version is always published at this URL together with its effective date. We will also notify you within the app of significant changes as appropriate.

12. Contact

For questions about privacy, data requests, or to report concerns, please email us at .

CloudEx Inc. (Japan)

Effective Date: October 20, 2026