Baward is a practice application for learning leveraged trading mechanics. Users trade fictional assets with virtual funds inside a simulation. This page explains how the app handles information.
Baward does not collect personal information. The app has no account system and no registration, so it does not ask for a name, an email address, a phone number, or any other identifier.
The app does not include analytics tools, advertising frameworks, or third-party software development kits.
Baward keeps its practice data — the virtual account balance, simulated positions, trade history, and small interface preferences — in the app's own storage on your device. This data stays on the device and is used only to run the simulation between sessions.
Because the data lives in the app's storage, it is included in the device backups that iOS manages on your behalf, and it is removed when the app is deleted. You can also clear the practice data at any time with the Reset Practice Account option inside the app's Settings.
The app's features run on the device. Simulated prices are generated locally by the app's own engine, so browsing markets, placing practice orders, and reading articles do not send information to us or to anyone else.
Two actions open standard system interfaces at your request: viewing this policy opens it in an in-app browser view, and contacting support opens your mail application. Both actions are started by you.
Every asset listed in Baward is fictional, every price is produced by the simulation engine, and all funds are virtual practice balances with no monetary value. The app therefore handles no financial accounts, no payment details, and no real transaction records.
Baward does not collect information from any user, and this applies equally to children. The app contains no social features, no chat, and no user-generated content from other people.
The app can create a spreadsheet file of your own simulated trade history when you choose Export Trade History in Settings. The file is generated on the device and handed to the system share sheet; where it goes from there is decided entirely by you.
If a future version of Baward changes how information is handled, this page will be updated and the effective date above will be revised. Meaningful changes will be reflected here before they take effect in the app.
Questions about this policy, or about how the app handles information, are welcome at any time.