Privacy
Last updated 8 October 2026
The three apps collect very different amounts, so they are written up separately. Two of them have no account at all.
Party Flash has its own page: Party Flash privacy policy.
Bible
No account, and nothing that identifies you. You do not sign in, and the app does not ask for your name, your email or your contacts.
When you download a translation we record that the download happened, and which translation and language it was. We use that to decide what to add next — a language with a lot of downloads is one worth expanding. The record is a count, not a person: it is not tied to you, your device or your address.
If you send a version request from inside the app, we store what you typed: the translation and language you asked for, any note you added, and which language the app itself was set to. Nothing in that identifies you unless you put it there, so please don’t include personal details in the note.
Tamil Christian Songs
No account. You do not sign in to read lyrics or search.
The app reports basic usage so we know whether it is working and who it is reaching:
| What | Why |
|---|---|
| Phone model and Android version | So we can test on what people actually use, and reproduce bugs |
| Country, and the nearest city | To know which congregations the app has reached. We do not collect GPS or a precise location. |
| That the app was opened, and for roughly how long | To tell a working release from a broken one |
If you request a song, we keep the title, any note and the contact you choose to give us, so we can tell you when it has been added. If you’d rather not be contacted, leave the contact field empty — the request still reaches us.
A song sheet you share becomes a link that anyone holding it can open. Don’t put anything private in one.
Matrimony
This one has an account, and it holds real personal information, so it has its own, fuller policy: Matrimony privacy policy. In short:
- We keep your account, the profile and photos you add, the verification you choose to send (phone, selfie, identity document, short video), your matches, messages and call records. Calls are never recorded.
- Other members see your profile only as your privacy settings allow. Our team sees what it needs to review profiles and handle reports, and every staff action is recorded.
- Identity documents and verification videos are deleted 90 days after our team decides.
- We do not sell profiles or show advertising.
- You can download your data and delete your account in the app — see deleting your account.
Things true of all three
Who else touches your data
The apps talk to servers we run. We use an email delivery service to send sign-in codes and account mail, which necessarily sees the address the mail is going to. Google Play handles the install itself and tells us nothing about you beyond the aggregate figures in our developer console.
Children
Bible and Tamil Christian Songs are suitable for any age and collect nothing personal. Matrimony is for adults looking to marry and is not for anyone under 18.
How long we keep things
Usage counts are aggregate and are kept indefinitely, because they are not about a person. Requests are kept while they are open and for a while after, so we can tell you the outcome. A matrimony account is kept until you delete it; the Matrimony policy says what is erased and when.
Your rights
You can ask what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask us to delete it. Write to support@tixfar.com from the address on the account and we’ll act within 30 days. For the two apps without accounts there is generally nothing held that is about you individually.
Changes
If this page changes in a way that matters, we’ll change the date at the top and say so in the app’s release notes.
Contact
Tixfar — support@tixfar.com