A small offline meadow
Meadow Pals is a hop game for iOS made by Kaiden Mercator. Pip the frog and Clucky the hen bounce across lilies and hay bales. There is no account to create, no online leaderboard server, and no sign-in.
This page explains what the app keeps on the device itself. If you would rather not play under these terms, delete Meadow Pals from the iPhone.
Saved on the device
Progress lives in local storage on your iPhone: chosen pal, clovers, stars, unlocked coats and accessories, trails, upgrades, best hops, the weekly league board, daily gift day, sound, music, haptics, and league reminder preference.
Kaiden Mercator does not receive that save, does not run a player database, and does not back the meadow up to a cloud of our own. Deleting the app removes the local save from that device.
Field notes and photos
If you write a field note or attach a picture, the text and image stay inside the app on your iPhone. Photos are not uploaded to us. Resetting progress leaves notes you wrote yourself in place until you delete them or remove the app.
League reminders
League notes, when you turn them on, are local notifications scheduled by iOS on the phone. The app may ask for notification permission. The reminder is not a marketing message and is not sent from a remote server. You can switch League notes off in the app and revoke permission in iOS Settings.
When something leaves the phone
Meadow Pals does not include advertising, analytics, or tracking kits. Ordinary play does not need a network connection.
If you tap Share the meadow, or rate the app, iOS opens Apple’s share sheet or the App Store. Apple handles that step under Apple’s own terms. Opening this privacy page also uses the network.
Clovers are not real money
Clovers, coats, hats, trails, and power-ups are earned inside the game. Meadow Pals has no in-app purchases and no paid content. Nothing in the meadow is sold, rented, or passed to advertisers.
Children
Meadow Pals is a casual game and is not directed at children under 13 as a data service. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If a child emails us, write to the address below and the message will be deleted.
Updates to this page
If the meadow changes in a way that affects privacy, this page will be revised and the date at the top will move with it.
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