Last updated: 1/10/2026

GarageOne ("the app", "we", "us") is a vehicle and fleet management app published by Essectra ,Faridabad, India. This policy explains what the app collects, why, who it is shared with, and the control you have over it.

We have written this to describe what the app genuinely does. If anything here does not match your experience, please contact us at the address at the end.

1. Information you give us

Account information When you create an account we store your email address and, if you provide one, your display name. If you sign in with Google, we receive your email address, name and profile picture URL from Google — we never see your Google password.

Vehicle and usage records Everything you choose to record in the app:

• Vehicle details: make, model, variant, type, registration number, purchase date, purchase price and odometer readings
• Service and maintenance records, including cost, odometer, service centre and notes
• Fuel and charging logs, including quantity, price, station and calculated efficiency
• Expenses, including category, amount, date and notes
• Reminders you create
• Documents you upload, such as photographs of registration certificates, insurance policies, PUC certificates and similar papers

Documents deserve specific mention. Vehicle documents frequently contain personal information — your name, address, registration number and policy numbers. You decide what to upload. We store what you upload and nothing more.

2. Information collected automatically

• Advertising identifier. If you use the free version, Google AdMob may access your device's advertising ID to serve ads. Premium users see no ads.
• Purchase status. When you buy Premium, Google Play and RevenueCat record that a purchase occurred so the app can unlock paid features and restore them on a new device.
• Push notification token. Firebase Cloud Messaging issues a token so we can deliver reminder notifications.

We do not collect your location, contacts, call logs, browsing history, or usage analytics.

3. Processing that stays on your device