Last updated: August 27, 2026
Calc 3D ("the app", "we", "us") is developed by Axiom 3D Studio.
For questions related to this policy or your data, please contact us:
When you use Calc 3D, you enter information about your 3D printing business, such as:
All this data is stored locally on your device, inside the app's private storage area (Android DataStore). We, the developers, have no access to it.
If you choose to sign in with your Google account (to enable Google Drive sync), the app receives the following information from Google:
This information is used exclusively to show on the Settings screen and to identify the connected account for backup purposes. We do not store this data on any external server.
If you enable "Save to Drive", the app writes a backup file
(calc3d_backup.json) to the app-private folder inside
your own Google Drive (appDataFolder). This
folder:
We use the drive.appdata OAuth scope, which is the most
restrictive scope Google allows and does not grant access to any
other file in your Drive.
Calc 3D offers a Pro plan through Google Play Billing, available in two options:
When you make a purchase, the payment process is handled entirely by Google Play. The app has no access to your card details, bank account or any other financial information. We only receive a validation token and the type of plan purchased, both stored locally on your device to unlock the Pro features. To manage or cancel subscriptions, use the Google Play app → Payments and subscriptions.
When you tap "Send Quote", "Add to Google Calendar" or "Open in Bitcoin wallet", the app simply opens the other app with the content pre-filled — we don't send anything on your behalf. You review the content and decide whether to send/use it. Data leaving Calc 3D at that moment is governed by the privacy policy of the destination app (WhatsApp, Google Calendar, Bitcoin wallet, etc.).
In the free version, the app displays ads served by Google AdMob. There are two formats: a banner at the bottom of the screen, and an optional video that, when watched to the end, unlocks the Pro features for a few minutes.
To serve these ads, Google collects:
This data goes directly to Google. We receive only aggregate reports — how many ads were shown and how much was earned — with no information that identifies you.
Users who purchase the Pro version see no ads, and nothing described in this section is collected from them.
If you are in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, the app shows a consent screen on first launch, where you choose whether to accept personalised ads. Declining does not block the app: ads simply become non-personalised.
The data you provide is used solely to:
We do not share your data with third parties, except when strictly necessary for the features you chose to use:
You have the right, at any time, to:
Local data is stored in the app's private storage area, which is only accessible to Calc 3D on Android. Communication with Google Drive uses OAuth 2.0 and HTTPS. We do not store passwords; authentication is handled entirely by Google. Payments are processed by Google Play, and no financial data passes through the app.
Calc 3D is intended for entrepreneurs and professionals aged 18 or older. The app is not directed at children under 13 and we do not knowingly collect data from minors.
INTERNET — required for Google Sign-In and Google DriveACCESS_NETWORK_STATE — to detect when you are offline and
disable cloud features
WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE (only on Android 9 or lower) — to save
backups to the Downloads folder
com.android.vending.BILLING — required for the Google Play
purchase system (Pro Lifetime and Monthly)
POST_NOTIFICATIONS (Android 13 or higher) — for reminders about
recording a sale, stalled orders and month closing. You may decline, and the
rest of the app keeps working
com.google.android.gms.permission.AD_ID — access to the
Advertising ID, used only to serve ads in the free version
This policy may be updated as the app evolves. The "Last updated" date at the top of this page will be changed whenever there are significant changes.
To exercise any of the rights above, ask questions about privacy, or report a concern:
To delete your account and the associated data, see the Account and Data Deletion page, which describes what you can erase yourself and what requires a request.