LBTap Privacy Policy

Last updated: 24 September 2026

LBTap is an Android app that turns your phone into a digital business card. You share it by touching phones (NFC), by showing a QR code, or through Android's share menu. This policy explains what the app does with your information.

LBTap is published by LBCLOUDS LLC (Delaware, USA), trading as LB Clouds ("we", "us"). Contact: [email protected].

In short: LBTap has no internet access. The app does not request Android's internet permission, so it cannot send anything to us or to anyone else online. There is no account, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking. Your card stays on your phone until you choose to share it.

What the app stores

Everything below is stored only in LBTap's private storage on your phone:

The card details you type: name, role, company, phone, email, website, LinkedIn and address. Every field is optional.
A logo and a contact photo, if you pick them. Images are chosen with Android's own picker, and LBTap keeps a resized copy. It never reads the rest of your photo library.
Your settings (card style, QR on or off, whether to send the photo by tap) and a count of how many times you have shared your card, with the time of the last share.

We never receive any of this. Uninstalling LBTap deletes it.

When your card leaves your phone

Only when you share it, and only to the person you share it with:

How	What is shared	With whom
NFC tap	Your card as a contact (vCard), including the photo unless you turn that off	The phone touching yours, a few centimetres away. By default this only works while LBTap is open.
QR code	Your card details as text, without the photo	Whoever scans the code on your screen
Send another way	A contact file (.vcf), including the photo	The app and person you pick in Android's share menu. That app's own privacy policy applies from there.

After someone saves your card, it is in their contacts and under their control, just like a paper card. To update what they have, share your card with them again.

Permissions

NFC, so the phone can answer another phone's NFC reader with your card.
Vibrate, for a short buzz when a card has been sent.

LBTap also reads the phone's motion sensor to tilt the card on screen. The readings are used immediately for the animation and are never stored.

Backups

If you have Android backup turned on, Android may include LBTap's settings in your Google account backup, as it does for most apps, so your card comes back on a new phone. That backup is handled by Google under your account; we cannot access it. You can turn backup off in your phone's settings.

Children

LBTap is a business tool and is not directed at children under 13. Because it collects nothing, it collects nothing from children either.

Changes

If a future version changes how information is handled (for example, by adding an online feature), we will update this page and the date above before that version is released.

Contact

Questions about this policy: [email protected].