No account, no cloud, no data: privacy as architecture

BIT's privacy isn't a policy promise — it's plumbing: there is no server, so there is nothing to leak, sell, or subpoena.

How it works

Bubbles In Time uses Android's display-over-other-apps permission (SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW) to float your photos above whatever you're doing, then get out of the way.

No account exists to create. No upload pipeline exists to use. The Play listing's data-safety section declares no data shared because the app has no mechanism for sharing it — the architecture is the guarantee.

Getting the most from it

The practical consequence: your most sensitive photos — kids, late family, private life — are exactly as secure as your phone itself, which is the correct and only trust boundary for a memory app.