SoiramaFrançais

Privacy policy

Last updated: 20 October 2026. KConsulting, France. [email protected]

In short

Soirama asks for no account. Your profile, ratings and watchlist stay on your phone. With your consent, the app sends anonymous usage statistics (which screens and buttons get used, never a title, a rating or your profile): see “Usage statistics” below. The app does show advertising, served by Google AdMob, which collects technical data: see “Advertising” below.

What stays on your phone

Your favourite categories, ratings, watchlist, taste portrait, dismissed titles and settings are stored on your device only. “Reset my profile”, in the Profile tab, erases them; so does uninstalling the app.

Recommendations are written on the device, by Apple Intelligence (iPhone) or Gemini Nano (Android) when the device provides them, by the local model or by rules. Your profile is not sent to any artificial intelligence server.

What goes over the network

To find titles, the app queries public catalogs. These requests contain search criteria (genres, years, language, the title searched for), never your profile; like any connection, they pass your IP address to the service queried.

  • TMDB (The Movie Database): movie and series search, details, posters, trailers and streaming availability (JustWatch data).
  • AniList: anime search.
  • Hugging Face: download of the local model, only if you ask for it.
  • YouTube: trailer playback, only if you open one.

If you turn on the “Titles on your list available” alert (Profile › Notifications), the app now and then asks TMDB or AniList which platforms the titles on your list are on. The check and the notification stay on your phone; the Friday reminder is a local notification, with no server. The “Tonight’s pick” widget only reads what the app already has on the device.

Usage statistics

To learn what gets used and what gets in the way, the app sends anonymous usage statistics to GameAnalytics: the screens and buttons used (for example “search started”, “pick shared”), counters and session lengths, the device model and system version, and a random identifier created at install. Never a title, a rating, your watchlist, your taste profile, anything you type or the advertising identifier. Like any connection, sending them passes on your IP address, from which GameAnalytics derives the country.

Nothing is sent until your consent choice allows it (where consent is asked for: storage on the device and audience measurement). You can turn these statistics off at any time in Profile, “Anonymous usage statistics”.

Advertising

The app is paid for by advertising, served by Google AdMob. Before the first ad, a consent form appears: you choose what advertising may use, and you can change that choice at any time in Profile, “Ad choices”. On iPhone, iOS also asks whether the app may track your activity: you can say no, and the app works the same. On Android, you can reset or delete the advertising identifier in Settings › Google › Ads.

With the “Soirama ad-free” purchase, the app requests no ads at all and no longer shows the consent form. Payment goes entirely through the App Store: the app only receives the purchase confirmation, never your details or payment method.

To serve an ad, Google receives technical data: the device advertising identifier, the IP address (so an approximate location), device model and system version, and your interactions with the ad. It is used for delivery, measurement and, if you allow it, personalisation. It is never tied to your taste profile, which stays on the phone. Google publishes what it does with this data at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.

Few, counted placements: a sponsored card every few ideas in the results stack, sometimes one on a title page, and now and then a full-screen ad between two searches, never two in a row. Ads are limited to general-audience content, never adult content (Google’s PG rating).

Children

Soirama is not aimed at children and asks them for nothing. The ads it shows are limited to general-audience content.

Your rights

What the app keeps is on your phone, and “Reset my profile” erases it. The publisher only receives the anonymous statistics described above, tied to a random identifier rather than to you; turn them off in Profile, or write to us to have those already received deleted. For advertising, you can review your consent in Profile, “Ad choices”, and reset or remove the advertising identifier in your phone settings (Settings on iPhone, Settings › Google › Ads on Android). For any question, write to us.

Changes

Any change is published on this page along with its date.