EveryWallEveryWall Privacy Policy
Last updated: 17 August 2026
EveryWall collects no data.
This is not a polite formula. The app has no account to create, no server to talk to, no analytics, no ads and no tracking of any kind. It never connects to the internet: the patterns are drawn on the phone, and the engine that draws them is a file inside the app.
Where your things are
Wallpapers you set aside as favourites stay on the phone, and for each one the app keeps only the short code that describes it, not the image. None of this leaves the device. What you were looking at is not kept: every time you open the app you get a new composition.
The images you save go to your Photos, and from there they are yours: the app keeps no copy and never reads them back.
Who else sees anything
Nobody. No data is shared with third parties, because no data is transmitted at all.
The permissions the app asks for
- Add to Photos: needed to save a wallpaper. It is the add-only permission: the app writes its own image and never reads your library, so it cannot see your other photos. You can refuse it, and everything else in the app keeps working.
Sharing and the widget
Sharing only happens when you tap it, and it uses the system share sheet: the app prepares the image and the code, then iOS sends them wherever you choose.
The wallpaper of the day widget reads an image the app itself left in a folder shared between the two, on the phone. That does not leave the device either.
Deleting everything
Uninstalling the app removes the favourites and the widget image. Images you already saved stay in Photos, because by then they are your photos like any other.
Children
The app is not directed at children under 13, and in any case it collects no data from anyone.
If this policy changes, the date above changes with it.
Write to: everywall.app@robertobonfa.com