Privacy URL was inconsistent across owner docs (agentlabs.cc/opencode/privacy in 3 spots vs opencode.vibebrowser.app/privacy in the majority). Reconciled all to the canonical opencode.vibebrowser.app/privacy (Search-Console-verified domain; what privacy-policy.html self-references). Also fixed stale v0.4.2 AAB reference in PLAY-APP-CONTENT-ANSWERS.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Play Console — App content answers (cc.agentlabs.opencode)
Draft answers based on the app's ACTUAL behavior, to make the Console "App content" section fast to complete. You are legally attesting to these — review each against current code before submitting. Console path: Play Console → app → Monitor and improve → Policy → App content.
App facts these answers derive from:
- The app is a client for a USER-self-hosted opencode server. AI traffic goes from the app directly to the user's own server. No backend operated by us.
- Crash reporting (Sentry) is OPT-IN, default OFF (
TelemetryConsentModal). - No ads, no analytics SDK, no third-party tracking.
- Connection settings + optional credentials stored locally via expo-secure-store (encrypted on-device). Biometric unlock uses the OS; no biometric data leaves device.
1. Privacy policy
- URL:
https://opencode.vibebrowser.app/privacy
2. Data safety
Does your app collect or share any required user data types?
- If Sentry stays default-OFF and you treat opt-in diagnostics as collected:
- Data collected: Yes → "App activity / Crash logs" and "App info and performance / Diagnostics". Collected = Yes, Shared = No, Processed ephemerally = No, Optional (user opt-in), purpose = App functionality / Analytics (crash diagnostics).
- Everything else (personal info, location, messages, files, contacts): Not collected — they never leave the user's own server; the app stores connection settings locally only.
- Data encrypted in transit: Yes (HTTPS to server when user uses TLS; note the app also allows user-chosen HTTP to self-hosted servers).
- Users can request deletion: data is local/on the user's own server; no account.
3. Content rating (IARC questionnaire)
- Category: Utility / Productivity / Tools (developer tool).
- Violence / sexual / profanity / controlled substances / gambling / horror: No to all.
- Does the app let users interact / communicate: the app talks to the user's OWN server (the user's AI agent); no user-to-user social features, no shared content between users. Answer the "user communication / shares location" prompts as No (no inter-user communication).
- User-generated content shared publicly: No.
- Expected result: Everyone / PEGI 3 (or similar).
4. Target audience and content
- Target age group: 18+ (or 13+/general) — a developer tool, not designed for or appealing to children.
- "Appeals to children": No.
- → avoids Families policy obligations.
5. Other declarations
- Ads: app contains No ads.
- Government app: No.
- Financial features: No.
- Health: No.
- Data collection from children: No.
- News app: No.
- COVID-19 / contact tracing: No.
After App content is complete
- Production → Create new release → the v0.4.3 AAB (uploaded via CI to the
internal track) should be available to promote/add; or upload
android/app/build/outputs/bundle/release/app-release.aab. - Select countries/regions (all, unless restricting).
- Roll out to Production → Send for review. Google review: hours–days.
- Once live, the public listing appears at
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cc.agentlabs.opencode— then fire the launch posts indistribution/launch/.