Pulsador · Privacy
Effective 26 June 2026 · Version 1.0 · App: Pulsador
Short story: Pulsador is a button you press. It keeps your score on your phone and shares it with absolutely nobody. No account, no tracking, no ads, no servers — nothing about you ever leaves your device.
Pulsador stores three things, and only on your own phone:
These are written to your device's local app storage (on Android, the app's
private storage via AsyncStorage). They live on your phone and
nowhere else.
Nothing. There is no server behind Pulsador. The app does not upload your taps, your scores, or any personal information over the internet — there is simply nowhere for it to go.
No sign-up, no email, no name, no location, no contacts, no photos, no microphone, no advertising identifier. Pulsador uses no analytics and no third-party trackers, and it shows no ads of any kind.
The app gently vibrates so taps feel good, and plays a short click sound. Both happen entirely on your device and gather no information.
Pulsador does not knowingly collect data from anyone, children included — because it does not collect data at all. It contains no ads and no purchases, and is suitable for a general audience.
Your numbers live and die on your device. Uninstall Pulsador — or clear its storage from your phone's settings — and every score is gone for good. Deleting a saved game inside the app removes that game right away.
If anything here changes, the date at the top changes with it. Any meaningful update will appear on this page before it takes effect.
Questions, doubts, or just want to brag about your tap count? Write to pushbuttonapp@hotmail.com.
By the way — the app sometimes questions your life choices while you tap. Those remarks are made up on the spot and saved nowhere. What happens between you and the button stays between you and the button.