Data the app processes
With your permission, the app reads precise location, motion activity, heading, and supported device sensor data to show live speed, routes, distance, altitude, and direction for journeys you choose to record.
OMNIGAUGE / PRIVACY
OmniGauge is designed around local processing by default. This policy explains how the app uses location, motion, and sensor data, and the controls available to you.
With your permission, the app reads precise location, motion activity, heading, and supported device sensor data to show live speed, routes, distance, altitude, and direction for journeys you choose to record.
This product website stores first-party request logs in an access-controlled management system for traffic statistics, country estimates and troubleshooting. Logs include IP addresses, paths, referrer domains, User-Agent, response status and timing. No public traffic statistics or third-party browser tracking scripts are provided.
Microphone access powers sound measurement. Weather and maps may contact online providers. Creating a public journey link sends selected route points and report data to CyberKen; recipients with the link can view it. Review precision, endpoint hiding and expiry before sharing.
Optional Pro purchases are processed by Apple. Advertising availability depends on version and region; applicable consent is requested in the app. Do not assume all versions are ad-free.
Manage permissions in system settings, delete local records in the app, and revoke shared links using the sharing controls. Deleting a local record does not by itself revoke an existing public link. Contact CyberKen for data questions.