What stays on your device
Protected apps, session settings, active session state, local session history, blocked attempt events, and recommendation signals are processed on your device for the core experience.
Last updated: July 2026
GameBrek is designed to be local-first. Core focus protection, app selection, session controls, and on-device guidance are built to run on your device.
Protected apps, session settings, active session state, local session history, blocked attempt events, and recommendation signals are processed on your device for the core experience.
Where backend telemetry is enabled, GameBrek may upload limited processed session-level telemetry for reliability, diagnostics, and model evaluation readiness.
GameBrek is not designed to read messages, passwords, keystrokes, screen text, contact content, precise location, or personal content from other apps.
GameBrek is a digital wellbeing and focus app designed to help users manage access to mobile games and other distracting apps during intentional focus sessions.
GameBrek is currently operated by Md Abir Hossain. In this Privacy Policy, “GameBrek”, “we”, “us”, and “our” refer to the current operator of the GameBrek app and related services.
GameBrek lets users create focus sessions, choose protected apps, and receive protective prompts or interventions when a protected app is opened during an active session. It may also provide on-device duration or mode guidance based on local behavioural patterns.
GameBrek uses Android’s Accessibility Service to detect when a protected app is opened so it can present a focus prompt or intervention during an active session.
GameBrek may use Usage Access as a secondary signal to improve foreground app detection and maintain more reliable protection behaviour on some devices.
GameBrek may request notification permission for session reminders and status updates. It may request battery optimisation exemption so protection remains more reliable during active sessions.
GameBrek stores and processes local app data including protected and essential app selections, focus session settings, active session state, session history, blocked attempt events, recovery-related events, emergency unlock events, local recommendation signals, and diagnostic state used to monitor protection reliability.
This local-first design means core runtime behaviour does not depend on constant server access.
Where backend telemetry is enabled, GameBrek may upload limited processed session-level telemetry to secure backend services. This may include selected duration, actual protected minutes, completion outcome, blocked attempt count, session mode, recommendation metadata, model and feature version metadata, threshold and sync version metadata, a pseudonymous backend identifier, and limited backend sync or diagnostic status information.
GameBrek previously offered an early-release email form on this website. If you used that form, we collected the email address you provided, the signup source, consent version, signup status, and related timestamps so we could send launch or early-access updates. The public signup form is no longer active.
You can ask us to delete a previous signup by emailing [email protected].
The GameBrek website may use Cloudflare Web Analytics and Cloudflare Zaraz to understand page visits, measure clicks on Google Play buttons, and see whether visitors reach selected parts of the homepage.
The website analytics code is deliberately limited. It sends the page path, button or section placement, a broad event category, and a campaign label. It does not intentionally send your name, email address, GameBrek app history, protected-app list, package names, messages, passwords, or screen content. This implementation does not create a GameBrek website account or persistent GameBrek visitor identifier.
Cloudflare may process standard request and device information when providing hosting, security, performance, and analytics services. Analytics availability does not affect your ability to use the website or open the Google Play listing.
GameBrek is not designed to collect your name, phone number, contact list, personal messages, email content, typed text, passwords, payment card details, financial account credentials, camera content, microphone content, photo library content, precise location data, advertising identifiers for ad targeting, or raw screen content from the apps you use. The website no longer runs a public email signup form.
We do not sell personal data or sensitive user data.
GameBrek uses an on-device model to support session recommendations. The model is packaged with the app and runs locally on your device. Where backend telemetry is enabled, uploaded data is used to support diagnostics, evaluation, and retraining readiness rather than moving live inference off your device.
GameBrek may use third-party infrastructure providers to operate secure backend functionality. These may include Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firestore, Firebase App Check, Firebase Crashlytics, and Cloudflare for website hosting, security, performance, and analytics. Depending on the service used, permitted telemetry may be processed in countries outside your own, with appropriate safeguards where required.
Local app data remains on your device until you delete it, clear app storage, or uninstall the app. To remove local app data, use Android Settings → Apps → GameBrek → Storage → Clear Data, or uninstall GameBrek.
If backend telemetry has been enabled and uploaded, or if you previously submitted a website email signup, you may contact us to request deletion of uploaded telemetry or signup information associated with you, subject to any legal, security, fraud-prevention, or record-keeping obligations.
Depending on where you live, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, or withdrawal of consent for certain processing.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or GameBrek’s data practices, email [email protected].