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Privacy Policy
Last updated July 9, 2026
Plain-language summary
- Wildland Fire Pro does not collect, transmit, or sell your data. There are no servers.
- Everything you enter — weather logs, notes, IRPG reference activity — stays in a local database on your device.
- Location and motion-sensor access are optional, used only when you tap a capture button to tag a reading with GPS coordinates or estimate slope/aspect — those values are stored locally like everything else, never transmitted anywhere.
- No accounts, no analytics, no ad tracking, no third-party SDKs.
- If you export or print a log, that only happens because you tapped Share or Print, and you pick the destination.
Information we collect
Wildland Fire Pro is designed to run entirely offline. The app does not operate a backend server, does not require you to create an account, and has no mechanism to transmit anything you enter, capture, or record to the developer or to any other party.
Data you enter or capture — division, location names and GPS coordinates, weather observations (dry bulb, relative humidity, wind speed/gusts, sky cover, notes), aspect and slope inputs used for fire-danger calculations (including readings estimated from your device's compass and motion sensors), incident names and dates, and your position in the IRPG reference — is written to a local database (SQLite) stored in the app's private storage on your device. It never leaves the device on its own.
When you choose to share or export
The app includes Share, Export, and Print functions for weather logs and reports, built on your device's native share sheet and print dialog. These only run when you tap them, and you choose the destination — email, messaging app, AirDrop, a printer, another app on your device.
Analytics, advertising, and third parties
None are integrated into this app. No analytics SDK, no crash-reporting service, no advertising network, and no third-party tracking library is bundled with Wildland Fire Pro. We don't know how you use the app beyond what your device's app store reports to you, the user, in its own dashboard.
Permissions
Wildland Fire Pro requests two device permissions. Both are optional, and both are only used at the moment you tap a specific button in the Weather Calculator or Weather Log screens:
- Location (While Using the App) — lets you tag a weather observation with GPS coordinates and pull a rough GPS-based elevation estimate, via the "Use Current Location" and "Use GPS Elevation" buttons.
- Motion & Fitness (device motion/orientation) — lets you estimate slope percent and aspect (the direction a slope faces) from your device's compass and tilt sensors, via the "Capture Aspect & Slope" button.
Neither permission is used to track you in the background, build a location history, or send anything off your device. The values you capture are simply written into the log entry you're creating, stored locally like everything else in the app, and are never transmitted to us or anyone else. Denying either permission just means those capture buttons won't work — every field can still be entered by hand. The app does not request access to your camera, contacts, microphone, or photo library.
Data retention and deletion
Your data stays on your device for as long as the app is installed. You can delete individual entries from within the app, or remove all app data at once by deleting the app through your device's normal uninstall process. Because nothing is stored remotely, there is no copy for us to retain or delete on our end.
Children's privacy
Wildland Fire Pro is a professional field tool aimed at wildland fire personnel and is not directed at children. It does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children under 13, and any location or motion-sensor data captured stays on the device — it is never transmitted to us or any third party.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the "Last updated" date above will change with it. Material changes — such as adding a permission, an account system, or any form of data transmission — will be called out clearly rather than folded in silently.
Contact
Questions about this policy can be sent to Matthew O'Donnell at mattemnem10@gmail.com.