Privacy Policy

RuleFire

RuleFire has no sign-up, asks for no email, and never asks for a wallet key or seed phrase. It cannot move your money, because it never holds anything that could.

Effective 2 September 2026 · Crowner Technology Inc., British Columbia, Canada

There is no account

The first time the app opens it generates a random secret on your device and sends it once to register. The server keeps only a SHA-256 hash of that secret — not the secret itself — so it can recognise your device on later requests and cannot reconstruct it. The plaintext stays in your phone's secure storage.

There is no username, no password, and no email address unless you later choose to add one. If you uninstall the app without deleting your data first, that secret is gone and nobody, including us, can link the leftover rows back to you.

What is stored

The rules you createTheir conditions, name, and whether they are muted. This is the product.
Alerts that firedWhich rule, which token, when, and the trigger value — so a rule can show an honest track record instead of a claim.
Wallet addresses you enterPublic addresses only. Optionally a label you type.
Trades on those addressesRead from the public Solana blockchain — the amounts, fees, and slippage were already public before RuleFire looked at them. Nothing here is typed by you, which is deliberate: a cost basis you entered by hand can be wishful, and a receipt that flatters you is worthless.
Your Telegram chat idOnly if you connect Telegram, and only so alerts can reach you there.
Subscription statusWhether you have paid and until when. Card details never reach us — Apple, Google and our billing provider handle payment and are the merchants of record.

What is never collected

Nothing is ever sold, and nothing is shared with data brokers. There is no business model here that depends on it.

This website stores nothing you paste

The free token checker on rulefire.trade takes a token address, asks the safety services below about it, and shows you the answer. The address is not written to any database and is not tied to you. You do not need the app, an account, or a wallet to use it.

Who else sees anything

RuleFire asks other services questions on your behalf. Each one receives only what the question needs — a token address or a public wallet address — never your identity.

GeckoTerminal, CoinGeckoPrices and trading history for tokens
HeliusReading public Solana transactions
GoPlus, RugCheckToken safety checks
JupiterWhether a token can actually be sold
TelegramDelivering your alerts, if you connect it
Vultr, VercelRunning the servers and this website
RevenueCat, Apple, GoogleSubscriptions and payment

These companies have their own privacy policies and are not controlled by us. Server logs at our hosts record IP addresses briefly, as every web server does, for security and debugging.

Where it lives, and for how long

On a server in Atlanta, United States. If you are outside the US, your data is processed there.

Rules, alerts and trade records are kept while you use RuleFire. Market data — prices and candles — is about tokens, not people, and is kept indefinitely. Ask us to delete your data and it goes, along with the identity row that connects it.

Your choices

You can ask what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected, ask for it to be deleted, or ask for a copy. Email the address below and we will do it. Disconnecting Telegram stops alerts there; deleting a watched address stops its trades being read.

Depending on where you live you may have stronger rights under GDPR, UK GDPR, PIPEDA or state privacy laws. We apply the same handling to everyone rather than sorting people by jurisdiction.

Not for children

RuleFire is for adults. It is about trading, and it is not directed at anyone under 18.

Changes

If this policy changes materially, the date at the top changes and the app will say so rather than hoping you re-read the page.

Contact

damla.arden@crowner.ca
Crowner Technology Inc., British Columbia, Canada

One thing worth repeating

RuleFire tells you when your rules match and what the checks found. It is not advice, the checks cannot see everything, and history is not a prediction. It will never tell you a token is safe, because no one can know that.