HalxStocked — Privacy
Last updated 10 November 2026
HalxStocked does not collect your data. There is no account, and nothing you put into the app is sent to Halx Studios.
Where your cupboard lives
On your iPhone. If you have iCloud switched on, it also syncs to your own private iCloud storage, which belongs to you — we cannot see it. Sharing a cupboard with your household uses the same iCloud mechanism, between the people you invite.
Barcode lookups
When you look up a barcode, the barcode is sent to Open Food Facts, a free product database run by volunteers, to fetch the product's name, brand, pack size and calories. Nothing about you is sent with it — no name, no account, no device identifier. Results are kept on your device — up to 500 of them, for 180 days each — so a product you have looked up before is usually not fetched again, until its entry expires or is dropped to make room for a newer one.
Reading dates from photos
Photographs of pack dates are read on your device. No image is uploaded anywhere.
Notifications
Scheduled on your device. Nothing passes through a server.
Your rights
We hold nothing about you, so there is nothing to ask us for. If you write to hello@halxstudios.com we will of course answer, and we will keep your message only as long as it takes to do that.
Contact
hello@halxstudios.com — Halx Studios Ltd.