Flat Peaks

Last revised 15 November 2026.

Flat Peaks, published by Cyclamen Studio, does not collect personal data, run ads, or track you. There is no account to create and no server the game talks to during play. The one exception is an optional crash-reporting feature, off in one tap, described below. If you buy a chapter, the payment is handled by Google Play, not by us; see "In-app purchases" below.

What we collect by default

Nothing. Flat Peaks contains no advertising SDKs, no behavioural analytics, and no third-party trackers. It does not know your level progression, your session length, or anything else about how you play.

Crash and error reporting

Flat Peaks can optionally report crashes and errors to Sentry (Functional Software, Inc.), a third-party error-monitoring service, so bugs that would otherwise fail silently on your device can get fixed. This exists to report on the game, not on you.

The setting lives under Settings → Crash reports and defaults to on. Turn it off at any time and reporting stops immediately, including for anything already queued to send.

When enabled, a report can include the error type, message and stack trace; which part of the game it came from; the app version; and a random number identifying the current play session's simulation (not linked to you, your device, or any account — it exists so a report can be reproduced, not so it can be traced back to a person). A report never includes your save data, device identifiers, account information, or IP address (Sentry's IP capture is switched off for this app).

Sentry retains error reports for our plan's default period (currently 90 days), after which they're deleted from Sentry's systems.

Whether this feature is active in the specific copy of Flat Peaks you installed depends on the build. The Data Safety section of this app's Google Play listing states the current answer for the version you have.

What the game stores

Your saved towns, settings and progress are written to local storage on your own device. They are never uploaded. They are not backed up to us, because there is no "us" to back them up to — we have no game servers.

Uninstalling Flat Peaks deletes this data permanently. You can also clear it from within the game at any time by starting a new game. Because the data never leaves your device, there is nothing for us to delete on request.

In-app purchases

Flat Peaks is free. Premium chapters (Amalfi Cliffside, Aegean Ancient Port, Tanzania Safari and Ladakh Mountains) can be bought once each as one-time in-app purchases.

Payments are processed entirely by Google Play (and by Apple's App Store, if an iOS version is released). We never receive your card number or other payment details. Google provides us, as the developer, with transaction records — such as the order number, the product bought, the price and the country — which we use for accounting, refunds and tax. How Google handles your payment information is covered by Google's own privacy policy.

The game keeps the list of chapters you own on your device, and checks ownership with the Google Play app on that device. We run no purchase server, and the game sends no purchase data to us or to any third party. Chapters you own work offline.

Permissions

Flat Peaks requests the Android INTERNET permission. Its only use is letting the optional crash reporting above reach Sentry when that setting is turned on; with it off, the app makes no network requests of its own. It also requests Google Play's billing permission (com.android.vending.BILLING), which lets it ask the Google Play app on your device about chapter purchases.

It does not request access to your location, camera, microphone, contacts, photos, files, or any other sensitive permission.

Third-party components

Flat Peaks is built on a small number of open-source libraries, each used under its own licence, and the Sentry SDK described above when crash reporting is enabled. See the Open Source Licenses page for the full list.

Your rights

Because Flat Peaks doesn't hold an account or a profile tied to you, there is nothing on our side to look up, correct, or export by name. The one exception is the transaction records Google Play shares with us if you buy a chapter; to ask about those, include your order number when you write. If crash reporting is on and you'd like anything already sent removed, or you have any other question about your data under GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA, or a similar law, email support@cyclamen-games.com and we'll act on it. If you're in the EU or UK and unhappy with our answer, you can also raise it with your local data protection authority.

Children

Flat Peaks is suitable for all ages and contains no user-to-user communication, and no user-generated content. Chapter purchases are made through Google Play, where parental approval and purchase controls apply, and a purchase that is awaiting approval or payment unlocks only once the store confirms it. The game itself does not collect data tied to any person — including through the crash reporting above, which is not linked to a device, account, or individual — so it does not knowingly collect personal information from children, and is consistent with COPPA and comparable children's privacy rules.

Changes to this policy

If what a crash report can contain changes, a different third-party processor replaces Sentry, or anything else changes about what can leave your device, this page is updated before that build is published, and the revision date above changes with it. The Data Safety declaration on this app's Google Play listing always reflects the version you installed.

Contact

Questions about privacy: support@cyclamen-games.com.