Suuper privacy policy

Last updated: 10 November 2026

Suuper is a phone, messages and visiting-card app. It works on your phone. Suuper has no accounts and does not upload your calls, messages or contacts to any Suuper server.

What stays on your phone

• Calls, messages and contacts. Suuper reads and changes them on your phone to show and manage them, as your phone and messages app. They are not sent to us.
• Spam protection. Spam checks happen on your phone using the numbers and rules stored there.
• Paper visiting cards. Card photos are read by Google's on-phone text reader (ML Kit). The photo and text stay on your phone.
• Notes, reminders and settings stay in the app's private storage.

Your Super Card and card links

• Your own card is saved on your phone. If Android backup is on, Google may back it up with your other app data, and a copy is kept in your Documents folder so you can restore it.
• When you share a card link (suuper.in/c#…), the card's details are written inside the link itself, after the "#". Browsers never send that part to any server, so Suuper and suuper.in never receive or store your card. Anyone you send the link to can see the details on it.

Ads

Suuper is free and shows ads. Ads are provided by Google AdMob, which may also use partner networks such as Meta Audience Network and Unity Ads. These ad services may collect device information and advertising IDs to show and measure ads, under their own privacy policies. In regions where consent is required, Suuper asks for it first, and you can change it later in the app's settings.

Permissions

Suuper asks for phone, call log, contacts and SMS permissions because it works as your phone and messages app. Camera is used only when you choose to scan a card or QR code.

Children

Suuper is not directed at children under 13.

Contact

Questions: support@suuper.in