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Privacy Policy

Last updated October 7, 2026

Handy Apps makes small iPhone utilities: Video Compressor, PikPik, Step Counter and Tono. This page explains, app by app, what stays on your iPhone and which services the apps use.

On-device by default

Video Compressor and Tono process your videos and audio on your iPhone and never upload them. PikPik stores your card collection, and Step Counter your step history, on your iPhone.

No accounts

None of our apps require or offer an account — no email, no password, no profile. We don't sell personal data.

Ads and tracking

Video Compressor and Tono show no ads and don't ask to track you. Step Counter shows ads to free users, served by Google AdMob; on first launch it shows Google's consent form where the law requires it and Apple's tracking prompt, and you can decline. Premium removes the ads. PikPik also shows Apple's tracking prompt, used to measure where installs come from; you can decline.

Network features

Some features need the internet — for example, PikPik looks up cards and fetches market prices, and videos stored in iCloud are downloaded by iOS before they can be compressed. These requests don't include your name, email or contacts.

Purchases

Optional in-app purchases are handled by Apple. We never see your payment details.

Analytics

Video Compressor, PikPik and Step Counter use Google Firebase for app usage analytics and crash reports. Subscriptions in all four apps are managed with Adapty, which processes purchase data and subscription analytics. Apple may share anonymous, aggregated App Analytics with us if you opted in on your device. This website uses cookie-free, aggregated statistics.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Write to [email protected].