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Catastrophe: Sneaky Cat by ReelMoney. Last updated November 3, 2026.

The short version

There is no account, no ads and no analytics. Your game progress is saved on your device. When you buy something, the App Store or Google Play and RevenueCat process the purchase so it can be verified and restored. We never see your card details.

1. Who we are and what this covers

Catastrophe: Sneaky Cat (“Catastrophe”) is a game for iPhone, iPad and Android operated by ReelMoney, based in India (“we”, “us”, or “our”). This policy covers the Catastrophe app on every platform, its pages on reel.money, and support correspondence. The app’s bundle id on iPhone and iPad and its package name on Android are both com.redlight.cat. Contact us at hello@reel.money with privacy questions.

2. What the game saves on your device

Your game progress is stored in a private file called save.json in the app’s own storage on your device: its Application Support folder on iPhone and iPad, and its private app storage on Android. It contains:

  • your level progress, stars, and coins;
  • the cats and items you own and the ones you have equipped;
  • your settings, such as sound, haptics, accessibility options and the daily reminder;
  • streaks and play statistics;
  • a list of store transaction ids that have already been granted, so a coin pack is never added twice.

This file is used only to run the game and remember your progress. The game does not ask for your name, email address, or other contact details, and it does not send this file to us.

3. Device backups

iPhone and iPad: save.json is included in your device’s backups: iCloud Backup, if you turn it on, and backups you make to a computer. When you set up a new iPhone or iPad from a backup, your progress comes with it. iCloud Backup is handled by Apple and governed by Apple’s Privacy Policy. You can manage or turn off iCloud Backup in your device’s Settings. We cannot access your backups.

Android: save.json is included in Android backup. If backup is turned on in your Android settings, Android can copy the file to your Google account (cloud backup) or move it to a new phone when you transfer data directly from your old phone, so your progress can follow you. This backup is handled by Google and governed by Google’s Privacy Policy. You can manage or turn off backup in your Android settings. We cannot access your backups.

4. Purchases in the game

On iPhone and iPad, purchases in the game are processed by Apple through the App Store. On Android, they are processed by Google Play Billing. On every platform they are managed through RevenueCat, Inc. (“RevenueCat”). The purchase software in the app connects to RevenueCat when the game starts, to check for purchases that still need to be delivered, and when prices are loaded or you buy or restore an item. RevenueCat receives:

  • an anonymous app user id that RevenueCat generates;
  • purchase and transaction details, such as the product, price, currency, transaction id or purchase token, and order id;
  • basic device and app information needed by the purchase software, such as the app version, operating system version, device locale or storefront, and the IP address included in network requests.

This information is used to verify purchases, deliver what you bought, and restore permanent purchases. It is not used for advertising. Apple or Google handles payment, and we never receive your card or other payment details. See RevenueCat’s Privacy Policy, Apple’s Privacy Policy and Google’s Privacy Policy for how they handle this information.

5. What the game does not collect

Catastrophe has no account, and there is nothing to sign in to. It contains no ads, and no SDKs for advertising, analytics, or crash reporting. It does not use your device’s advertising identifier or ask to track you across other companies’ apps and websites. It does not access your location, contacts, camera, microphone, or photos. Sound effects and music are audio files bundled with the app, and nothing is recorded.

We do not sell personal data or use it for advertising.

6. Permissions

iPhone and iPad:

  • Notifications: optional, for a daily reminder. The game asks only after you finish your first Daily challenge, with a short explanation in the game before the system’s permission prompt. If you allow it, you get one reminder a day at most, scheduled on your device. You can turn it off any time under Notifications in the game’s Settings or in your device’s Settings, under Notifications, then Catastrophe.
  • Haptic feedback and the network connection used for prices and purchases need no permission. You can choose Full, Warnings only, or Off under Haptics in the game’s Settings.

Android:

  • Internet: used to load prices and to make, verify, and restore purchases in the game. The game itself plays offline.
  • Google Play billing: lets you buy items through Google Play.
  • Vibrate: used for haptic feedback during play. You can choose Full, Warnings only, or Off under Haptics in the game’s Settings.
  • Notifications: optional, for a daily reminder. The game asks only after you finish your first Daily challenge, with a short explanation in the game before Android’s permission prompt. If you allow it, you get one reminder a day at most, scheduled on your phone. You can turn it off any time under Notifications in the game’s Settings or in Android settings.

7. Retention and deletion

Your progress stays on your device until you delete the app (iPhone and iPad), or clear Catastrophe’s storage in Android settings or uninstall the app (Android), which removes it. We cannot access, recover, or remotely delete progress on your device.

Copies in device backups are managed by Apple or Google: iCloud backups in your iPhone or iPad Settings, Android backups in your Android or Google account settings. You can review or delete them there.

RevenueCat keeps purchase records linked to the anonymous app user id so purchases can be verified and restored, and Apple and Google keep their own records of your purchases. You can email hello@reel.money to ask about the RevenueCat records tied to your anonymous id. Include the order id from your App Store receipt email or your Google Play receipt so we can find them.

8. Website visits and support

Visiting this website is separate from playing the game. Our web hosting infrastructure may process ordinary request information, such as IP address, browser information, requested URL, and time, to deliver and secure these pages. The Catastrophe pages do not include advertising trackers, analytics scripts, or font requests to third parties.

If you email support, we receive your email address, message, and anything you choose to attach. We use this information to respond to your request and resolve issues. Our email and hosting providers process the information needed to provide those services; we may also disclose information when legally required. We do not sell support correspondence.

We retain support correspondence and website operational information only as needed to provide support, maintain security, and meet applicable legal obligations. You may contact hello@reel.money to request access, correction, or deletion of information you have sent us, subject to applicable legal requirements. Please do not send passwords or payment card details.

9. Children’s privacy

Catastrophe is intended for players aged 13 and over and is not directed at children. The game has no account and does not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has sent personal information to us through support, contact us so we can review and remove it as appropriate.

10. Changes and contact

We will update this page and its revision date if our practices change. Material changes to the app’s data handling will be disclosed before the new handling begins, with consent where required.

For questions or privacy requests, email hello@reel.money. See also our Terms of Service and support page.

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