griot.
PRIVACY POLICY
Very little to tell you, on purpose.
The short version: Griot has no accounts, no ads, and no advertising trackers. It collects a random anonymous ID, basic usage events, crash reports when something breaks, and — only if you ask for the weekly digest — your email address. That's the whole list.
What we collect
- Anonymous install ID. A random identifier generated on first launch, stored only on your device and sent with API requests. It is not linked to your name, email, phone number, or device identifiers.
- Usage events. Which briefs and cards you open, whether you finish a brief, share a card, or sign up for the digest — tied only to the install ID. Used to measure retention and improve the product.
- Email address (optional). Only if you subscribe to the Sunday digest. Used solely to send the digest; there is an unsubscribe link in every email, and it works.
- Crash diagnostics. If the app crashes, a technical report (stack trace, device model, OS version, anonymous install context) is sent to Sentry, our crash-reporting processor, so we can fix the bug. It is not linked to your name or email, and contains no precise location.
What we never collect
- No account, name, phone number, contacts, or precise location
- No brokerage, bank, or portfolio data — Griot holds no holdings
- No advertising identifiers; no sale or sharing of data with ad networks
Market data
All market figures come from licensed or public sources (NGX, CBN, FMDQ, DMO, NBS, SEC). Griot displays derived returns; it does not provide investment advice and does not facilitate dealing.
Retention & deletion
Usage events are retained for 24 months, then aggregated or deleted. You can ask us to delete your install ID and its events at any time via support@griotmarkets.com; digest emails are deleted on unsubscribe. Nothing lives on your device beyond the install ID and cached briefs — uninstalling removes both.
Changes
Material changes will be announced in the app before they take effect.