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Atlas for Android · ZabCore · last updated 2026‑09‑18

Atlas is a dashboard for delivery drivers. This page says exactly what the app sends, what our server keeps, and who else sees it. It is written to be checked against what the app does, not to be vague enough to cover anything we might do later.

The short version

• What you say stays on your phone. Speech is turned into text on the device itself. No recording of your voice is uploaded or stored anywhere.
• Free keeps nothing about your offers. The math runs, you get the answer, no row is written.
• Pro keeps your working day — that is what Pro is. The list is below, it is yours, and no other driver can reach it.
• We do not train any AI on your data. We don’t have a model to train.
• We never sell your data, and we don’t share it with data brokers or advertisers beyond the ad request described below.
• Your AI key or account stays on your phone. There is no key table on our server.

When you sign in

Atlas signs you in with Google. We receive and keep your Google account’s email address, display name and Google’s stable account ID, to know which account is yours and nothing else. We also keep the name you tell Atlas to call you, if you set one.

• Your real name and email are never shown to other drivers. On the in‑app forum you appear only as an assigned handle such as “Spark Driver 41827”.
• A session record keeps you signed in, labelled with the phone model so you can recognise and revoke your own sessions. Signing out revokes it.

What the app sends while you use it

• The text of what you said or typed, after it was transcribed on your phone.
• The numbers you give it — pay, miles, minutes, your fuel baseline, your floors, and on Pro the trip details you tell it to log.
• Your AI credential — a Google AI key on free, your own xAI sign-in on Pro — sent with each request so the request is made on your account. It is used for that call and is not written to disk or to any database.
• Photos you choose to send, on Pro only — up to six screenshots or pictures in a turn. They go to your xAI account for that one turn so Atlas can read them, and are then discarded: no photo is written to disk, to any database, or to the debug record. What stays is what Atlas writes on your day board from it — times, pay, miles, stop numbers and addresses. Atlas is instructed never to write down a customer’s name; your board is yours to check and correct. A photo can show whatever was on your screen, so it reaches your xAI account exactly as you sent it.
• The text of Atlas’s reply, when it speaks. On free, our server turns the reply text into speech. On Pro, it is spoken by xAI on your own account. Only the reply’s text is sent for this, never your voice.
• Anything you post on the in‑app forum, visible to other drivers under your handle.
• Bug reports you choose to file, with the message you write and your app version, Android version and phone model. They may be copied into a private issue tracker only the developer can read.

The first time you use voice, the app downloads its speech model from Hugging Face. That download carries nothing about you beyond the request itself. Atlas does not collect your location: there is no location permission in the app and no place for one on the server.

What we keep, by tier

Free

Your account, your session, your fuel baseline and your floors. Offers you score are not recorded, and your conversation is not saved.

Pro

Everything above, plus the things Pro exists to remember:

• Your conversation with Atlas, so it picks up where you left off. When a long conversation gets folded down, Atlas writes itself a summary of the older part; the original messages are kept, not deleted.
• Atlas’s log — a short set of notes Atlas keeps about how you work, like your hard stop or the trips you never take, so you are not repeating yourself.
• Your notes and day boards — files Atlas writes for you when you ask. If one is edited or deleted, the previous version is kept so it can be brought back.
• Your trips, stops, fill-ups, incidents and scored offers — the ledger the Dash is drawn from.
• A technical record of each turn — which tools Atlas ran, when, and what they returned — saved alongside the reply. It is how Atlas checks its own work, and how we check a bug report.

If you switch a Pro account to the free brain, what was already saved stays; new turns on the free brain are not saved.

Who can see it

• No other driver, ever. Every driver’s rows are walled off at the database level, not by a filter in our code.
• Nobody at Atlas browses your data. A person looks at it when you file a bug report, when something is broken, or when the law requires it — and that is the whole list. A report we can check against what actually happened is a bug we can fix.

Third parties

• Google Sign‑In verifies who you are.
• Your AI provider — Google Gemini on free, xAI (Grok) on Pro, always on your own key or account — receives the text of your requests, and on Pro any photo you send, in order to answer them. Their policy governs what they do with it, not ours, including whether they use it to train their own models. Read theirs if that matters to you.
• Google AdMob serves the ad strip on the free tier, and receives the standard request data an ad SDK receives, including an advertising ID you can reset or opt out of in Android settings. There are no ads on Pro.
• GitHub hosts the private issue tracker a bug report may be copied into.
• No analytics SDK, crash reporter, attribution or tracking SDK is in the app.

Where it lives, and for how long

Data is held in a private database on a server run by ZabCore in the United States, reachable only over TLS and only by the app. The database is backed up nightly to the same server; backups are readable only by the server’s administrator and each one is deleted after seven days.

We keep your data for as long as you have an account. Delete your account and it goes with it: account, sessions, baseline, floors, and on Pro your conversation, log, notes and trips. Copies inside backups roll off within seven days. We keep only a random internal ID and the deletion date, so a restored backup is erased again automatically. How to delete your account.

One exception: forum moderation. If a post of yours is flagged on the forum, we keep a moderation record — what was flagged and a short excerpt of it, the decision, any mute or ban, and the ID of the Google account you signed in with — after your points drop off and after you delete your account. It exists so a forum mute or ban can’t be dodged by deleting and signing up again, and so we can see repeat problems. Other drivers never see it; only the site’s administrators do.

Your choices

• Sign out at any time from Settings, which revokes that session on the server.
• Clear your AI key or sign out of your xAI account in the app at any time.
• Delete your account and its data any time: Settings → DELETE ACCOUNT.
• Ask for a copy of your data, or for it to be deleted, by email. We will do it and confirm.

Children

Atlas is a tool for gig delivery drivers and is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect information from them.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it and the change is described here rather than quietly folded in. 2026‑09‑11: Pro now keeps your conversation, a log, your notes and your trips; spoken replies are listed; the backup sentence was corrected.

Contact

ZabCore — Canton, Ohio, USA. Email: zabcoreio@gmail.com.

Atlas is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Walmart Inc. or the Spark Driver platform.