On-device only
Your saved lists, item weights, colors, no-repeats session state, result history, and preferences are stored locally using SwiftData and UserDefaults. Nothing leaves the app.
Drawloft is a self-contained random-picker app. It does not ask you to create an account, and it does not collect, sell, store, or share personal data of any kind. All of your lists, settings, and result history are saved only on your device.
We do not collect personal information from you inside Drawloft. We do not request names, email addresses, location, contacts, photos, payment information, identifiers, or usage analytics. The app contacts no servers.
Your saved lists, item weights, colors, no-repeats session state, result history, and preferences are stored locally using SwiftData and UserDefaults. Nothing leaves the app.
When you use “Export as CSV” in History, Drawloft writes a temporary file to your device’s standard temp directory and opens the iOS share sheet. Where that file goes is entirely your choice — Drawloft does not transmit it anywhere.
Drawloft has no companion server, no analytics endpoint, and no update ping. The bundled Quick List templates (NATO alphabet, US states, etc.) are embedded in the app binary — no network request is made to fetch them.
Drawloft is a general-audience utility app commonly used in classrooms. Because the app does not collect personal data, it does not knowingly gather personal information from children.
If the privacy practices for Drawloft change in a future release, this page will be updated before those changes take effect.
For privacy questions about Drawloft, contact ShadowFetch Labs at:
the App Store product page