Service manual · Privacy
Privacy
Last updated 29 September 2026
Annoy Your Friends (“Annoy”) is made by Tundra Industries. It needs a few things on a server so a press in one phone can reach the others. This page lists all of them.
No contacts. No location. No email. No phone number. No account.
Annoy does not ask for your contacts or your location, and does not include the code to read them.
What we keep
| What | Why |
|---|---|
| An anonymous id | A random id made on your phone the first time you open Annoy, kept in the phone’s keychain. It is how the server knows which presses are yours. It is not tied to your name, email, phone number or Apple ID. |
| Your display name | The name you type, so your group sees who pressed it. Names pass a word filter. |
| Your device push token | The address Apple gives us for sending notifications to your phone, and your time zone, so quiet hours happen at your night, not ours. |
| Group membership | Which groups you are in, your role (owner, admin, member), your quiet hours and who you have muted. |
| Buzz counts | Each group’s count, each member’s totals and weekly counts, and a short log of recent presses (who, when, which sound). |
| Pro status | Whether a group is a Pro group. Apple handles the payment; we check Apple’s signed receipt and keep the result, not your payment details. |
| Reports | If you report a member or a group name, the report, the reported name and the group, so we can act on it. |
What a buzz contains
The group, the sender, the sound and a one-time id. There is no free text in a buzz, so there is nothing written in it to keep.
Where it lives
On our server, which runs on Cloudflare (Workers, Durable Objects and D1). Notifications are delivered by Apple Push Notification service. We do not sell data, run ads, or use third-party analytics or tracking SDKs in the app.
Who sees what
People in your group see your display name, your presses, your totals and whether you are in quiet hours. Nobody is told when you mute them. Nobody outside a group can see it.
Delete everything
Settings → Delete everything removes you from every group and deletes your id, name, push token and settings from our server, then wipes the app’s keychain entry. Presses you made stay in each group’s count as numbers, without your name. Deleting the app alone stops notifications but does not remove you from groups; use Delete everything first.
Children
Annoy is rated 12+ and is not directed at children under 13.
Reports and abuse
Report a member or a group name from their row in the app, or write to support@tundra.industries. We read every report.
Changes
If this changes, the date at the top changes, and anything that collects more will be announced in the app first.
Contact
Tundra Industries · support@tundra.industries