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Float Comply privacy policy

Last updated: May 19, 2026.

Float Comply is built to be privacy-respecting by design. This page describes exactly what data the app touches, where it goes, and how long it stays around.

What we collect

Nothing personal by default. Float Comply has no analytics, no crash-reporting SDK, no advertising libraries, and no user accounts.

Data the app handles in normal use

The app stores the following on your device only:

• The captured "stock" motor-limits profile of every VESC based single motor balancing board you've connected to, keyed by the controller's hardware UUID.
• Your selected country, if you've picked one.
• A cached copy of the latest public country-rule data file, if the app has downloaded a newer version.
• A list of the boards you've connected to (Bluetooth address, advertised name, last-connected timestamp), so the app can warn you before connecting to an unfamiliar board.
• Queued feedback submissions, if you submit feedback while the network is unavailable.

This data never leaves your device, except when you explicitly submit feedback or the app downloads public country-rule data. There is no backup synchronisation to any third party. If you uninstall Float Comply, the local data is gone.

Network requests the app makes

Float Comply makes these network requests:

1. IP-based country detection. When you first open the country picker, the app sends an anonymous HTTPS request to ipwho.is (and api.country.is as a fallback) and reads only the 2-letter country code from the response. The country code is used to default-select your country in the picker. The response is not stored beyond the current session. You can disable this by simply not opening the country picker; it never runs in the background.
2. Country-rule updates. The app may periodically download public country-rule JSON from a static SUPzero S3 bucket. The app includes bundled country data and works without this request. If online, it may check the manifest at most every 4 hours on app start or foreground resume, download a newer public data file, verify it by SHA-256, and cache that public file on your device. The app does not upload board settings, Bluetooth identifiers, selected country, personal data, analytics, or feedback as part of this request.
3. User-initiated feedback. If you tap Feedback and choose to send a message, Float Comply sends the form contents over HTTPS to https://supzero.ch/floatcomply/feedback.php. The submission is stored as private feedback JSON / screenshot files on SUPzero hosting and emailed to support@supzero.ch. The form clearly tells you that feedback is sent to SUPzero. Contact details and screenshots are optional. Bug reports include current board/app diagnostic info only if you opt in with the radio button. If network access is unavailable, the app queues the submission locally and retries later.

No other network activity happens.

Children

Float Comply is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone, regardless of age.

Changes

If we change what data the app handles, we'll update this page and the "Last updated" date above. Substantive changes will be flagged in the app's release notes.

Contact

Questions about this policy: support@supzero.ch