Wristcue — Privacy Policy
Wristcue is a Wear OS motion-controller app and its phone companion, published by
Jonathan Capone (package com.jdcapone.wristcue).
The short version: Wristcue collects nothing.
No accounts. No analytics. No ads. No data ever sent to us or to any third party.
Motion & sensor data
Gesture detection runs entirely on the watch. Accelerometer and gyroscope readings are processed in memory, in real time, and are never recorded, stored, or transmitted. Optional gesture calibrations you record are saved only on your watch.
What stays on your devices
- Profiles and settings — your profiles, gesture layouts, sounds, actions, and preferences are stored locally on the watch.
- Sounds and images you add — stored locally; never uploaded anywhere.
- Spoken phrases — the "Speak phrase" feature uses your watch's built-in text-to-speech engine, on the device. Phrase text is part of your profile and stays local.
- App list — the "Launch app" picker reads the list of launchable apps on your watch to show you a menu. The list is displayed to you and is not stored or transmitted.
Network connections the app makes
Wristcue only talks to devices you point it at:
- The control console — the watch hosts a small web server on your local network, protected by a pairing PIN shown on the watch. It is reachable only by devices on your own Wi-Fi, only while the app runs.
- Phone ↔ watch link — the companion app talks to the watch over Bluetooth using Google's Wear OS Data Layer, between your own paired devices only.
- Automations you configure — if you wire a button to a web request (smart lights, home automation, and similar), the watch sends that request to the address you typed, when you trigger it. We never see it.
Purchases
Pack unlocks are one-time purchases handled by Google Play Billing. Google processes the payment; we never receive your payment details. We receive no personal information from a purchase.
Permissions, in plain words
- Sensors — to detect your gestures (on-device only).
- Vibration — haptic feedback and interval-timer cues.
- Microphone — not requested. The app has no microphone access.
- Location — not requested.
- Internet / local network — the console, the automations you configure, and Play Billing. Nothing else.
Children
Wristcue is not directed at children and collects no data from anyone, of any age.
Changes & contact
If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be posted at this address with a new effective date. Questions: jdcapone@gmail.com.
Effective July 16, 2026 · Wristcue · Jonathan Capone