wifispeedlog

privacy policy

Last updated: September 26, 2026

Introduction

Hatching Point provides WiFiSpeedLog to measure and understand your internet connection. This policy covers local test history, optional AI analysis, optional product analytics, and advertising measurement.

Network tests and local data

Speed-test history, timestamps, connection type, carrier and radio details, network quality measurements, reports, and saved AI analysis are stored locally on your device. Your device backup settings may include this local data. The app does not provide CloudKit synchronization of test history.

With optional location permission, the app can read Wi-Fi network information. Optional calendar access reads event titles and times locally for meeting correlation. Optional local-network access discovers nearby Bonjour devices. These permissions are not required for a basic internet speed test.

Network requests necessarily expose your public IP address to their recipients. Speed tests use Cloudflare; public-IP and approximate city/ISP lookup uses ipinfo.io. DNS benchmarks and connectivity probes contact configured public DNS resolvers and service endpoints. These services handle request metadata under their own policies.

Optional AI analysis

After you accept the AI data disclosure and request analysis, WiFiSpeedLog sends a summary of network measurements, test timestamps, connection type, carrier, and radio technology through Point’s AI service to OpenAI. The summary includes aggregate measurements and up to 30 recent individual results. Returned analysis is displayed and cached locally.

The AI summary does not include Wi-Fi SSIDs, BSSIDs, IP addresses, geographic coordinates, calendar content, or discovered device names. AI consent is separate from usage analytics and can be withdrawn in Settings. Provider processing and retention follow the applicable service terms; withdrawing consent stops future requests.

Optional usage analytics

Usage analytics are off until you choose to share them. You can continue without sharing and change your choice in Privacy & Usage Data before payment or in Settings.

If enabled, Point uses PostHog to measure bounded app lifecycle, onboarding steps, feature eligibility and use, successful saved speed tests, AI-analysis stages, paywall interactions, and purchase outcomes. Events use an anonymous installation identifier and app/version/platform context to help improve the product.

Product analytics exclude network names, IP addresses, carrier names, test measurements and timestamps, calendar content, reports, AI prompts and results, names, email addresses, transaction identifiers, and raw error messages. Session replay, screen recording, and automatic capture of user content are disabled.

Withdrawing usage consent stops future product analytics and clears pending local analytics. It does not retroactively remove events already received. Anonymous measurement is separate from Apple advertising-tracking permission.

Advertising measurement

With Apple tracking authorization, Meta and TikTok may receive app activity, advertising/device identifiers, and purchase information to measure and improve advertising. Denying tracking does not require enabling product analytics and does not block the app’s features. You can change Apple tracking permission in iOS Settings. SDK diagnostics may include crash or other diagnostic information.

Purchases and support

Apple handles subscriptions and payments. The app reads subscription status and product information; Hatching Point does not receive your payment-card details.

When you submit feedback, the message, any email you provide, and app/device context are sent to Point’s support service on Convex to respond and improve the app. Avoid including private network information you do not want to share.

Your choices and data management

You can decline or withdraw optional usage analytics and AI consent, and manage location, calendar, local-network, notification, and advertising permissions in the app or iOS Settings. Premium features still require the applicable subscription.

Settings provides data export and local data deletion. Exported files are shared only when you choose a destination. Uninstalling removes the app’s local container; exported copies and device backups may remain. Local deletion does not delete information already sent to service providers.

Contact inquiry@hatchingpoint.com for privacy questions or data requests. We retain service data as needed to operate, support, and secure the service and meet legal requirements; anonymous events may not be attributable to a named person.

Children and policy updates

WiFiSpeedLog is not directed at children under 13. We update the date of this policy when its terms change.

Optional advertising measurement

Some Hatching Point apps include Meta's SDK in a disabled state. It initializes only when measurement is enabled for that app and you authorize tracking through Apple's App Tracking Transparency prompt. When enabled, device identifiers, product interactions, and verified purchase event details such as value and currency may be shared with Meta for advertising measurement and analytics. Payment-card details are never shared. You can deny the request or revoke permission later in iOS Settings.