Last updated: _2025--
Roto is an offline, privacy‑first Android app for managing rotating schedules (for example school dinners, shifts, or collections). This policy explains what information the app accesses and how it is handled.
Roto is developed and maintained by AnicetusCer (“we”, “us”).
All rota data you load into the app stays on your device, under your control.
Roto stores the following information locally on your device:
Downloads/Roto folder so it can be used offline and by the homescreen widget.This data is stored only on the device and is not sent to us.
Because rota files are user‑provided, they may contain information such as names, classes, duties, or other schedule details. You are responsible for ensuring that the content of these files complies with any applicable privacy or safeguarding requirements for your organisation.
Roto requests the INTERNET permission for a single purpose:
When you enter a shared link:
We do not operate any backend server for Roto, and we do not receive or log the contents of your rota files.
Note: The website or service that hosts your shared link (for example GitHub or another provider) may have its own privacy practices. Please review their policies separately.
Roto includes an optional homescreen widget. To show today’s or tomorrow’s rota, the widget:
This background work happens on your device only. No data is sent to us.
Roto is often used for school or club rotas, which may relate to children’s schedules. Roto itself does not collect or transmit any personal data; it simply displays the rota information that you or your organisation supply.
If you include personal information about children in a rota file, you are responsible for:
Roto uses open‑source libraries provided by the Android platform (for example AndroidX, Jetpack Compose, Glance, WorkManager, and Kotlinx Serialization) and the OkHttp HTTP client. These run entirely on‑device and are not used to send data to us or to tracking services.
You can:
Uninstalling the app removes all app‑specific data stored on your device. It does not delete files you created in shared folders like Downloads.
If you have questions about this policy or Roto’s privacy behaviour, please use the project issue tracker:
If this policy changes, we will update the “Last updated” date above and describe the changes in the project’s release notes.