Zappiko Rush is an obstacle runner published by Arthur Baghdasaryan. Jump over hazards, collect sparks, reach checkpoints and complete routes. The revised app is intended for teens and adults aged 13 and older.
Version notice: The revised 1.0.7 app described below is in testing. This page does not announce App Store approval or a new public Google Play release. Earlier Android releases use different advertising and analytics settings, described separately below.
Playing and getting help
Choose Start Run, tap to jump, and hold for a higher leap. Use the world map to select unlocked routes. Game Modes includes challenges and local pass-the-device play. Daily Spark Run and Weekly Remix use the device's date; they do not download new content. Settings contains audio and accessibility controls. Store & Privacy contains ad removal, Restore Purchase and advertising/privacy choices.
All levels can be completed without purchases or advertisements. Progress and locally created share-card text stay on the device; creating a card does not send it to another person. There is no server-based progress recovery.
For help or privacy questions, email arthur@cmscarelab.com. Include the app version, device and operating-system version, and steps describing the problem. Do not send passwords or purchase receipts. Information you voluntarily provide by email is used to respond to your request.
Local information
The game does not require an account or ask for your name, email, phone number, contacts or precise location. It has no chat, cloud save or remote content feed. Progress, scores, medals, unlocks, settings, advertising age-choice category and a reminder of prior privacy choices are stored locally. No date of birth is collected. Local preferences do not establish purchase ownership or advertising consent.
Optional advertising and privacy choices
The revised app offers optional rewarded ads on iOS and Android. Ads require an explicit 18-or-older choice, confirmation from the store that ad removal is not owned, and permission from Google's consent service. Ads remain off for younger or undecided players, owners and players whose purchase status has not been established. Advertising services may initialize once these conditions are met, before an individual rewarded offer is selected.
Google AdMob and its partners may process IP addresses and approximate location, device identifiers, ad views and interactions, and diagnostic/performance information for advertising, measurement and fraud prevention. Requests use non-personalized mode, a maximum G ad-content rating and disabled publisher first-party ID. These settings do not eliminate SDK data handling. The revised Android app removes the Android advertising-ID permission.
On iOS, eligible adult ad users may also see Apple's optional tracking-permission request. You can decline and keep playing. You can change Apple's permission in device Settings. This permission is separate from regional advertising choices.
Google's User Messaging Platform manages applicable regional consent and privacy options. Store & Privacy provides access to prior privacy choices, including after purchasing ad removal or changing the age choice. Opening those options can contact Google's consent service; it does not make you eligible for ads.
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Ad removal and store purchases
Ad Removal is a one-time, restorable purchase with a US base price of $1.99; the store shows the applicable local price. It removes optional ads and provides checkpoint revive and double-spark benefits directly, with the same per-run limits. It is not a subscription. Purchases do not transfer between Apple and Google stores.
Apple or Google handles payment and provides purchase-status information used to verify ownership. The developer does not receive your payment-card details or operate a purchase-account backend. Use Restore Purchase with the purchasing store account. A saved preference alone cannot unlock ownership.
Analytics and reminders
The revised app disables Firebase Analytics collection and gameplay reporting on Android and omits Firebase on iOS. Advertising SDK measurement described above remains separate.
Android reminders are optional. Where required, the app asks for notification permission and schedules reminders on the device. It does not upload a reminder schedule or create a remote push-notification token. Turn reminders off in app or Android settings. iOS does not offer reminders.
Earlier Android releases
Earlier public Android releases initialize Firebase Analytics and AdMob at startup. Firebase receives gameplay and settings summaries, including level attempts, results, progress, scores and ad-flow events, and may process app-instance identifiers, device information, diagnostics and approximate location. The full local save is not uploaded. Earlier ads use child-directed and under-age-of-consent treatment, non-personalized requests, maximum G content rating and disabled publisher first-party ID. Optional ad viewing does not mean those earlier SDKs wait until an ad is selected before processing data. Installing a revised version does not erase information previously processed by Google.
Retention and your choices
Local app data can be removed by clearing app storage or removing the app. The developer has no account-based recovery or remote deletion service for local progress. Store purchase records are handled by Apple or Google; deleting the app does not delete those records. Information processed by Google services follows Google's policies and retention practices. Contact us with privacy questions or concerns about information supplied by a child.
Policy changes
This policy may change when app behavior or applicable requirements change. The update date identifies the page revision and does not indicate that a candidate version has been released.