Privacy Policy
Admit Two · last updated 19 September 2026
The short version. Admit Two works without an account, and everything you rate stays on your phone unless you choose to sign in. If you do sign in, your ratings are backed up so a new phone doesn't mean starting over, and the people you connect with can see them. There are no ads, no analytics, and no tracking. Nothing is sold or shared with advertisers, ever.
If you never sign in
The app is fully usable signed out. In that case everything below stays on your device and is never sent anywhere:
- the films you rate and the scores you give them
- your watchlist
- films you mark "not interested" or "seen it"
- your mood filters and which streaming services you subscribe to
Deleting the app removes all of it.
If you create an account
An account exists to back your library up and to let you watch with other people. We store:
- Your email address and password. Handled by Google Firebase Authentication. We never see or store your password.
- Your display name, which is what people you connect with see.
- Your ratings and watchlist, with the time each was made, so two devices can be merged in the order you actually acted.
- Who you are connected to, and any groups you create or join, including the group's name and its members.
- Movie night sessions: the films in a session's deck, your yes and no votes, which films the two of you have already been shown, and the streaming services you selected for that session.
- Your invite code, so someone you send it to can connect with you.
What other people can see
Only people you have deliberately connected with, by exchanging an invite code or joining the same group, can see anything of yours. They see your display name, the films you have rated and your score for each. That is all.
They do not see your watchlist, who else you watch with, your email address, or the films you marked "not interested".
In a movie night, the other person sees how far through the deck you are and which films you both said yes to. They never see which films you said no to.
You can switch all of this off at Profile → Who can see my ratings. With it off, nobody can read your ratings at all, including people you are already connected to. This is enforced by the database, not just hidden in the app.
Who else is involved
- Google Firebase stores your account and the data listed above. See Firebase's privacy information.
- TMDB supplies the film data: titles, posters, cast, release dates and streaming availability. Searches and film lookups go through our own server first, so TMDB does not receive your IP address for those. Posters and images, however, are loaded directly from TMDB's image servers, which means those servers can see your device's IP address, as with any image on the web. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
- JustWatch supplies the "where to watch" streaming data, which reaches us through TMDB.
- Cloudflare runs the server that sits in front of TMDB and can see the IP address of requests passing through it.
- Apple distributes the app and handles the App Store.
Opening a trailer or a "see all options" link leaves the app and takes you to YouTube or JustWatch, where their own privacy policies apply.
What we don't do
- No advertising, and no advertising identifiers.
- No analytics or usage tracking of any kind.
- No selling or sharing of your data with anyone.
- No access to your location, contacts, camera or photos. The only file the app ever reads is one you pick yourself when importing a ratings export, and it is read on your device.
Your choices
- Hide your ratings: Profile → Who can see my ratings.
- Disconnect from someone: Profile → Who you watch with. They immediately stop being able to see your ratings, and you theirs.
- Leave or delete a group: from the group's own screen.
- Delete your account: Profile → Backup → Delete account. This removes your login, your profile, the backed-up copy of your ratings and watchlist, your movie nights, your connections in both directions, and any group you created. It cannot be undone. The ratings on your own phone are left alone, because the account is a backup; delete the app to remove those too.
- Forgot your password: there is a reset link on the sign-in screen and beside the delete field.
If you would rather ask us to delete your data than do it yourself, email the address below and we will.
Children
Admit Two is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect information from them. The film catalogue includes titles rated for adults.
Changes
If this policy changes in a way that affects what is collected or who can see it, the date at the top of this page changes and the new version is posted here before the change takes effect in the app.
Contact
Questions, or a request about your data: lewandow.ben@gmail.com.