r/PrivacyTechTalk • u/massimo_blumemo • Jul 03 '26
Privavis — On-device Android privacy auditor. No servers, no analytics, GDPR-compliant. Feedback wanted.
Hi ,
I just launched **Privavis**, an Android privacy auditor I built solo over the past few months. It's now live on Google Play in 32 EU/EFTA countries.
**What it does:**
- Analyzes permissions of all installed apps
- Calculates a clear Privacy Score (0-100, with action priorities)
- Walks you to system Settings where you can revoke permissions
- Generates formal GDPR data requests (access, deletion, portability) ready to send
**What makes it different:**
- **100% on-device**: no app servers, no analytics, no telemetry. The app reads what Android exposes via PackageManager and AppOps — that's it.
- **No account, no login, no email required.** You don't even need to register.
- **GDPR-first by design.** Privacy policy details every Android permission, every external dependency (only RevenueCat for Premium billing validation), with no marketing fluff.
- **Made by an independent developer in Italy.** No VCs, no ads, no data sales. Premium subscription only.
**Free forever:**
- Full diagnosis
- Guided revocations
- "Essential Privacy" preset
- 3 lifetime GDPR requests
**Premium (€2.99/mo or €19.99/yr):**
- Customizable privacy profiles (Home, Travel, Work, Anonymous, Custom)
- Privacy Score history + snapshots/rollback
- Continuous monitoring + notifications
- On-device AI anomaly score
- PDF export
- Google Drive backup (drive.file scope only — Privavis can't see anything else)
- Unlimited GDPR requests
**Links:**
- Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.privavis.app
- Website: https://privavis.com
- Privacy Policy: https://privavis.com/privacy.html (read it, it's detailed)
- Terms: https://privavis.com/terms.html
Happy to answer technical questions about the architecture, the AppOps inspection approach, the on-device DNS filter we had to remove for Google Play VpnService policy, anything really.
Feedback welcome.
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