RiskCardCopy the app’s Play link
Share or copy the link from the Play Store app or website, or type the package id.
Public disclosures. Clearer context.
Check what an Android app says about your privacy.
Paste a Google Play link or package id. RiskCard reads the app’s public Data Safety and permissions disclosures and turns them into a plain-English card. Works on your phone — nothing to install.
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How it works
From a listing to a clearer picture.
RiskCard uses what the developer publicly discloses on Google Play, not a scan of the app itself.
Get a plain-English card
We read the public Data Safety section and permissions list and summarize what is declared as collected, shared, and requested.
Verify, then decide
Check the original disclosures. Share the summary with its context: disclosure-based, not a security audit.
Also coming
A Chrome extension for desktop.
For people researching apps on a computer, a RiskCard Chrome extension that works right on play.google.com is coming soon. It is not published yet, and there is no store install available today. The lookup above works everywhere, including your phone.
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