The short version
We do not run a social network inside your dreams. Users do not exchange personal data with one another through PNDream. The publisher does not harvest profiles, address books, or identity dossiers. What the product needs most is the text you voluntarily type about a dream — and even that text is treated as creative input, not as a passport.
What you send when you create art
When you ask PNDream to turn a memory into a scene, the app forwards the message you typed — the dream description — to a third-party image generation service. That service is Nano Banana Pro (Google Gemini 3 Pro Image). You are sending the words of the dream prompt, not a package of personal identity. Do not paste government IDs, bank details, or other sensitive personal records into a dream note; the canvas is meant for imagination, not paperwork.
Nano Banana Pro is an independent third-party service. Its processing of the prompt text is governed by its own terms and privacy practices. PNDream uses it only to produce atmospheric artwork from the description you provide.
What we deliberately do not collect
- No peer-to-peer transfer of personal data between users
- No deliberate collection of your legal name, home address, or similar identity files for a developer database
- No requirement to publish your dreams to other people in order to use the core experience
If you choose to share artwork outside the app through your device’s share sheet, that sharing follows the destination you pick — not a PNDream social graph.
The thin thread we may keep: a unique ID
To deliver gentle reminders and to understand whether the product is healthy, PNDream may rely on a unique technical identifier. Think of it as a clasp on a necklace — useful for fastening notifications and analytics, useless as a biography. That identifier exists for tracking and push delivery, not for assembling a portrait of who you are in waking life.
Third-party services in the night sky
The app leans on specialized partners. Each is a third-party service with its own policies. We list them so the room stays honest:
- Firebase — infrastructure support such as app services, messaging foundations, or related backend utilities that help PNDream run reliably.
- Singular — attribution and measurement so we can learn which pathways bring people to the app without asking you for a life story.
- OneSignal — push notifications, including optional morning reminders you can enable or silence in your profile.
- Nano Banana Pro (Google Gemini 3 Pro Image) — third-party generation of cinematic images from the dream text you submit.
These partners receive only what is needed for their role. They are not invited to rearrange your private nights into marketing folklore.
Dreams stored on your strand
Saved dream cards, mood choices, titles, and monthly necklaces live as part of your in-app collection. You may clear saved dreams when you want to begin an entirely new necklace. Clearing local history is your decision; we do not keep a shadow diary of nights you have asked the app to forget, beyond what technical logs of a third-party service might transiently retain according to their own rules.
Children
PNDream is not directed at children who cannot responsibly manage an app account or creative tool on their own. If you believe a child has provided information they should not have, contact us and we will help unwind the situation.
Changes to this policy
If the way nightkeeping works changes — new partners, new clasps, new kinds of pearls — we will update this page and refresh the effective date. Continued use after an update means you have read the new map of the room.
Talk to the publisher
Questions about privacy can be sent to admin@mega-card-game.com or addressed to Mega Card Game Ltd / Andrew John. A phone line is also available: +44 7457 422378.
We write policies the way we design necklaces: fewer beads, clearer purpose, nothing dangling that does not belong.