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In short

Basko works without an account. It has no ads and no tracking, and never sells data. Without an account, your lists, cards and receipts stay on your iPhone. If you sign in, they're kept in your account in the EU, so they're the same on all your devices, and only you can see them. Basko never sees your store passwords or payment details.

What stays on your iPhone

Shopping lists, loyalty and gift cards, scanned receipts and your spending, connected stores and your settings. Without an account, none of it is uploaded. Card PINs never leave your iPhone: they're kept in the Keychain, even when you sign in.

Lists you share

When you share a list, it's kept in your iCloud through Apple's CloudKit and only the people you invite can see it. Lists others share with you stay in their iCloud. Stop sharing or leave a list at any time, and it stays on your iPhone as an ordinary list. When you send a copy as a link, the list is written into the link itself, after the “#”, which browsers don't send to any server: the page that opens it only shows what's in the link.

What Basko's server receives

• To compare prices: what you search for and the items on a list when you compare it. They're used to answer and not kept with anything that identifies you.
• For price alerts: a random device ID made by the app, the products you track and your alert settings, your language and time zone, and the push token Apple gives the app. Turning alerts off or deleting the app's data removes them.
• Receipt prices, only if you choose to share them: the store, the day and each item's shelf price. Never your card, the time of purchase, the receipt's numbers or anything about you. A one-way hash lets a receipt count once.

If you sign in

Signing in is optional: it keeps your lists, cards, receipts, price alerts and Basko Plus on all your devices. With Sign in with Apple, Basko receives an ID from Apple and the email Apple shares (which can be a private relay address), and your name if you choose to share it. With Google, an ID, your name and email. With Telegram, your Telegram ID, name, username and profile photo, never your phone number. They're kept with your account and used only to sign you in. Basko never posts anything for you.

Your account and what it keeps

Your account is kept with Supabase, the service Basko uses for accounts, in the EU (Frankfurt, Germany). While you're signed in, it also keeps your shopping lists and their items, your loyalty and gift cards (with their card numbers), your receipts and your purchases, so they're the same on all your devices. Each of them is visible only to you: not to other people, and not to other accounts. They're deleted with your account. Card PINs never leave your iPhone. Price alerts and Basko Plus are kept on Basko's server, as described above.

Basko on the web and in Telegram

basko.app and Basko in Telegram work like the app. Without an account, your lists and cards are kept in your browser only. Signed in, they're kept in your account as described above. The website uses no cookies for tracking and loads no ads or analytics; product photos are shown through basko.app so the stores don't see who's looking.

Basko Plus

Basko Plus is a subscription bought through the App Store; Apple handles payment and Basko never sees your card. Basko's server receives the subscription's details from Apple (which plan, when it renews or ends) to turn Plus on for your account.

Apple Wallet

When you add a loyalty card to Apple Wallet, its name, number and color go to Basko's server only to make and sign the pass. The number isn't stored; Basko keeps only that a pass was made and for which program.

Basko in Safari, Share and the App Clip

If you turn on Basko in Safari, it sends the address of a product page you open on a store Basko supports to Basko's server, to find that product's prices; nothing else from your browsing. What you share to Basko from other apps goes onto your list on your iPhone; product links are looked up the same way. The App Clip shows lists and products from links and saves nothing about you.

Deleting your account

Account › Your account › Delete account deletes your account on all your devices: its sign-ins, the lists, list items, cards, receipts and purchases kept in it, and the price alerts kept on Basko's server. It also revokes Sign in with Apple. Lists, cards and receipts on your iPhone stay until you delete them or the app. Cancel Basko Plus in Settings › Apple Account › Subscriptions.

Stores and the tax service

When you sign in to a store, you do it on the store's own page inside Basko. The session stays on your iPhone, apart from other stores; signing out deletes it. Checkout happens on the store's site, and Basko never places orders for you. Receipts are read on your iPhone from the tax service's own page (ofd.soliq.uz), the page the receipt's QR code opens.

Stores' names, logos and content

Store names, logos, product photos, descriptions and prices shown in Basko belong to the stores and their owners. Basko shows them only to compare prices and claims no rights to them. If you own something shown in Basko and want it removed, write to support@basko.app and it will be taken down.

Camera and photos

The camera scans barcodes, loyalty cards and receipt QR codes on your iPhone. Photos you pick are read on the device and not uploaded.

Your choices

You can use Basko without signing in, stop sharing receipt prices, turn alerts off, sign out of stores, delete your account, or delete everything by deleting the app.

Contact

Questions: support@basko.app.