Privacy

Last updated 21 October 2026

Calcetto has no accounts, no advertising and no tracking. It never sends your name, or the names of your club or your players, to anyone.

Your games

Your saved games and your options are kept on your own device, in the app's own storage (included in your phone's backups). Deleting a save in the game, or deleting the app, removes them.

Usage data

To learn how the game is played and make it better, the game sends usage data to PostHog, a product analytics service, which keeps it in the United States. It sends which screens you open and what happens in the game: for example, that you started a new game, watched a match and how it ended, or bought the full game. With it go the season and day you're on, your club's division, the game's version, and whether it's a test version.

By default this is anonymous: the game stores nothing on your device to do it, and it can't tell one day's play from another's. The game asks you, once, whether you'll share more. If you say yes, it keeps a random number for this copy of the game on your device, so your play can be followed from one day to the next. You can change your answer at any time in Options › Privacy.

In test versions of the game (TestFlight betas), and only if you've said yes, the game may also record how its screens are used, to find problems. Anything typed is hidden.

Usage data isn't linked to who you are, sold, or used for advertising.

Buying the full game

The purchase is made through Apple's App Store. Apple handles the payment; Calcetto never sees your payment details or your Apple ID. The game only learns whether the full game is unlocked.

This website

The site has no analytics and sets no cookies. It loads a font from Google Fonts and the App Store badge from Apple, so your browser asks their servers for them.

Changes and questions

If this changes, this page will say so, with its date, before the game does anything new.

Questions: cormac@cormac.is.