Fjordway
com.isbre.fjordway · in force 26 September 2026
↑ back up to CrimsonCove Games
Read as a sounding line: the surface facts first, the detail deeper down, the contact address on the bed. Short version — Fjordway runs offline, has no account, no advertising and no analytics, and nothing it stores ever leaves your phone.
0 msurface
The app comes from Dari Tolk Bani Hashem, a sole proprietorship trading as CrimsonCove Games and registered at Bedriftsveien 6, 0950 Oslo, Norway, represented by Said Mokhtar Bani Hashem. Where this page speaks of personal data, that business is its controller, under the GDPR as it applies in Norway through personopplysningsloven. The address for all of it: isbre@daritolk.autos.
−20 mshallows
That is the whole list. It sits in the app's own private storage, it is never uploaded, and no server of ours exists that could take it. Where Android's backup is switched on, the same handful of values may ride along into the backup Google holds under your account, which is governed by Google's terms and not by this page.
−80 mno permissions
Nothing at all. No location, no camera, no microphone, no contacts, no file access, and no network connection in either direction. Every diagram and every animation is drawn by the app from its own code, which is why the whole guide works in a tunnel, on a boat or in flight mode.
−150 mno measurement
Nothing. There is no sign-in, no advertising identifier, no analytics library, no crash reporting of our own and no profiling. We cannot see how far anyone has got through the landform library, or whether the app has been opened since it was installed.
−300 mthird party
Everything between us and you passes through Google Play, on Google's terms rather than ours. A phone set to send usage and diagnostics to Google may contribute to the aggregate crash statistics we see on the Play Console dashboard: no names, no devices, no progress, just a count of what failed and where.
−450 mchildren
The app is a school-friendly thing to hand over: it collects nothing from anyone at any age, holds no chat, links nowhere and sells nothing.
−700 mhazard
Fjordway explains how glacial scenery formed. It is not mountain-safety guidance, not a route planner and not a judgement on whether any glacier, cliff or shoreline is safe today.
Glaciers kill people who walk onto them untrained: crevasses hide under snow bridges, moulins drain into the ice, and calving fronts collapse without warning. Go with a certified guide, keep away from unstable moraine and cliff edges, and respect cold water on the fjords. In Norway the emergency numbers are 113 for an ambulance, 112 for the police and 110 for fire; the Norwegian Mountain Code is the right reading before any trip into the high country.
−900 mcorrespondence
Correspondence is the one channel where anything personal reaches us at all. A thread lives as long as the conversation is useful and no more than a year past our final message, on the basis of legitimate interest in answering people who write in (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR), and it is used for nothing else.
−1 100 myour rights
The full set of GDPR rights is yours — access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection, portability — though an email thread is the only thing we could ever hand over. Ask and the answer comes inside a month. Unhappy with it? Datatilsynet hears complaints in Norway at datatilsynet.no, and anyone living elsewhere in the EEA can go to their own supervisory authority instead.
−1 308 mthe floor
One action empties the app: find Fjordway in Android's settings, open its storage, clear the data. Learned marks, scores and preferences all go at once, as they do if you simply remove the app, and since no copy exists anywhere else there is nothing to restore from. As for this page, it is rewritten first and released after, carrying a fresh date on the surface line above.
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