Privacy Policy — Ma collection de disques

Last updated: May 23, 2026

One-sentence summary: Ma collection de disques is a fully local collection-management app. Your data stays on your device and, if you enable it, syncs across your devices through your own private iCloud (which the publisher cannot access). The app does not collect, transmit, or store any personal data on the publisher's servers, except for the explicit lookups you make against the Discogs API (artist search, cover art lookup, price estimation, barcode scanning).

Who we are

The Ma collection de disques app is published by Jean-Pierre Devin, individual (info@jeepeedee.com). It is distributed through Apple's App Store on iOS and macOS.

Data the app handles

The app only handles data you enter yourself:

Disc catalog: artist, title, year, format, condition, cover art, purchase / sale prices, dates, notes.
Wishlist: discs you want to acquire and target budget.
Customer details (only if you use the invoicing feature): name, e-mail, address, city, postal code, country.
User profile (only if you use the invoicing feature): full name or business name, address, e-mail, phone, business registration number (SIRET), VAT number, IBAN, tax regime, logo.
Album covers: images selected from your photo library or downloaded from Discogs.
Discogs token (optional): your Discogs Personal Access Token, if you provide one, to enable online lookups.

All of this data is stored locally on your device, inside the app sandbox (iOS or macOS). It is never sent to the publisher or any third party, except in the explicit cases described below.

Backup, sync and sharing

The app lets you export your data as ZIP, JSON, CSV, or PDF files. These files are created at your request and remain entirely under your control: you decide where to save them (Files, iCloud Drive, e-mail, AirDrop). The publisher has no access to these exports.

iCloud sync (optional). If iCloud Drive is enabled on your device, the app automatically syncs your collection across your Apple devices through your own private iCloud (a service provided by Apple). This data stays in your personal iCloud account: the publisher has no access to it and keeps no copy. You can turn this sync off at any time by disabling iCloud Drive; the app then remains fully usable locally, with manual AirDrop sharing. Apple's handling of your data through iCloud is governed by Apple's privacy policy.

Third-party services

The app contacts a single third-party service, only at your explicit request (clicking a search button, scanning a barcode, estimating a price):

Discogs API (api.discogs.com) — to search for an artist, download album art, identify a disc by barcode, or estimate its market value. When you trigger one of these actions, your Discogs Personal Access Token (if configured) and the search term are sent to Discogs. Discogs' terms apply: https://www.discogs.com/help/privacy-policy.

The app contains no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising, and no third-party tracking SDK.

System permissions requested

Photo library access (iOS): only when you choose to add an album cover from your photos. The app does not read your photo library without explicit action from you.
Network access: for the Discogs requests described above, to download album art from the URL provided by Discogs, and — if you enable it — for syncing through your private iCloud.

Data collected by Apple

Apple's App Store may collect its own usage and crash data independently of the app. Refer to Apple's privacy policy: https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/.

Your rights

Since all your data stays on your device:

Access: all your data is viewable directly within the app.
Rectification: you can edit or delete each entry individually.
Erasure: the "Reset everything" button in Settings → Danger zone instantly and irreversibly wipes all app data (catalog, customers, profile, covers, logo, Discogs token). Uninstalling the app also removes all data.
Portability: you can export your data anytime as ZIP (full backup), JSON, CSV, or PDF (invoices).

Data retention

Data stays on your device until you explicitly delete it and as long as the app is installed. The publisher keeps no copy.

Security

Data is stored inside the app sandbox, isolated from other apps by the Apple operating system. The Discogs token is stored locally in the app preferences (SharedPreferences). No data is transmitted to the publisher; the only network egress is the explicit Discogs requests and, if you enable it, syncing to your private iCloud.

Children

The app is not specifically aimed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect data about them.

Changes

This policy may change. The date at the top of this document indicates the current version. For any questions, contact: info@jeepeedee.com.