Privacy in the orchard
Plumhail for iOS · Effective November 6, 2026
The short version: Plumhail does not collect, send or share any personal data. Everything the game remembers stays on your device.
What the game keeps
Plumhail saves your progress on the Orchard Path, your marks on each tree, your dewbeads and keepsakes, your charms, your Long Downpour times, your lifetime statistics and your choices in the Pump House (music, sound effects, haptics and the play handles). That is all.
Where it is kept
In the app's own preferences storage on your device. It is not uploaded anywhere, not synced to a server and not visible to the developer.
What the game never does
There are no accounts and no sign-in. The game makes no network requests, shows no advertising, runs no analytics and contains no third-party tracking code. It asks for no permissions: no location, contacts, camera, microphone or photos.
Playing with a friend
Fence Match is played by passing one phone between two people. Nothing about either player is recorded beyond the scores shown on screen during the match and the shared statistics on the device.
Removing your data
"Clear the orchard" in the Pump House erases your progress. Deleting the app from your device removes everything it saved.
Children
Plumhail is a family-friendly game for all ages. Because it collects nothing, it collects nothing from children either.
If this page changes
Any change will be posted here with a new effective date. If the game ever began to handle data differently, this page would say so before that version is released.
Questions
Plumhail is made by Shaw Billings. Questions about this policy are welcome at mail@porcelainindex.sbs.