Rodecrium

Rodecrium is owned by Robert Chase Henderson (the “Owner”). © 2026 Robert Chase Henderson. All rights reserved.

“Rodecrium” means the Android app, its download page and every version and update of them, including their code, design and look, screens, the wheel, icons and pictures, sounds, the name Rodecrium, the starter lists, the help guide, these pages, and the rules that sort places into kinds. The software and data made by others, listed under Software and data by others, belong to their own owners.

The Owner created Rodecrium independently, on the Owner’s own time, with the Owner’s own computer, tools and accounts. It is not a work made for hire.

• Licensed, not sold. People who use Rodecrium get a license to use it under the Terms of Use. Nobody gets any ownership of it.
• Name and icon. The name Rodecrium and its wheel icon identify the Owner’s software. Don’t use them for anything else.
• Notices. The code carries the same copyright notice. Don’t remove or change it.

Questions about any of this, or about your information: email robbyware97@gmail.com.

Last updated November 14, 2026

1. This agreement

These terms are an agreement between you and the Owner about your use of Rodecrium. By tapping I agree, or by using Rodecrium, you accept these terms and the Privacy Policy. If you don’t accept them, don’t use Rodecrium.

2. Who can use it

Rodecrium is private software, not a product for sale. The Owner shares it with people of the Owner’s choosing, at no charge, and decides who keeps using it. You may pass it to friends with the app’s Share the app code or link.

3. Your license

The Owner gives you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable license, which the Owner can withdraw at any time, to install and use Rodecrium for your own, non-commercial use. You get a license to use Rodecrium, not ownership of it or of any copy of it.

4. What you may not do

Without the Owner’s written permission, you may not:

• copy, change, translate or build on Rodecrium or any part of it;
• decompile, disassemble or reverse-engineer it, or try to get its source code, except where the law allows it despite this term;
• sell, rent, lend, sublicense, publish or hand over Rodecrium or its files, other than through its own Share the app code or link, or put it on another website, server or app store;
• remove or change its name, icon, copyright or ownership notices;
• claim or register any right in Rodecrium, its name or its look, or use it to make a competing product;
• use it for gambling or betting, or for anything unlawful.

5. Your lists

The lists, options and history you put into Rodecrium are yours. The Owner claims no rights in them and doesn’t receive them. You’re responsible for what you enter, for what you share, and for keeping backups.

6. The wheel decides at random

The wheel’s picks are random (weighted by slice size when you set one). Rodecrium is for everyday choices and fun. You are responsible for what you decide and do. Don’t use it for decisions about health, safety, money or the law.

7. Places, hours, maps and directions

The places in Nearby, their kinds, addresses and opening hours come from other sources (see Software and data by others) and can be wrong or out of date: a place may have closed, moved, changed its hours or not be listed. Check before you go. Listing a place isn’t a recommendation of it. Directions open Google Maps, under Google’s terms. Don’t use Rodecrium while driving, and follow traffic laws and the road, not the app.

8. Suggestions

If you suggest ideas or changes, the Owner may use them freely, without paying you or owing you anything, and you won’t claim any right in Rodecrium because of them.

9. No warranty

Rodecrium is provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement, to the fullest extent the law allows. The Owner doesn’t promise that it will be free of errors, always available, accurate, or that it will keep your data safe.

10. Limit of liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, the Owner is not liable for lost data, lost profits, wasted trips, or any indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages arising from Rodecrium or its use. The Owner’s total liability for any claim about Rodecrium is limited to US $50.

11. Ending

The Owner can end your license at any time, for any reason. When it ends, stop using Rodecrium and delete it; save a backup of your lists first if you want them. Sections 4 to 14 still apply after your license ends.

12. Updates

The Owner may update Rodecrium, change or remove features, or stop offering it. Updates you install are covered by these terms.

13. Changes to these terms

The Owner may change these terms. When they change, Rodecrium shows the new version and asks you to agree before you keep using it.

14. Law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Georgia, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. If a court finds any part of these terms unenforceable, the rest still applies.

Questions about any of this, or about your information: email robbyware97@gmail.com.

Last updated November 14, 2026

The short version: Rodecrium doesn’t collect your information. There’s no account, no ads, no tracking and no analytics, and nothing is sent to the Owner. Your lists stay on your phone. Your location is used only for Nearby, and where the places are built into the app it never leaves the phone.

What’s kept on your phone

Your lists (presets), options, history, settings, Nearby categories, the places you add or mark closed, and the spot you pick on the map are kept in Rodecrium’s own storage on your phone. They stay there until you delete them or uninstall the app.

Your location

Rodecrium asks for your location only when you use Find where I am in Nearby, or My location on the map. Android asks your permission first, and you can say no and pick a spot on the map instead. The location isn’t stored, and it isn’t sent to the Owner.

• Where the places are built into the app, the search happens on your phone. Nothing is sent anywhere. (Nearby says “From the list built into the app” when that’s how it searched.)
• Outside that area, Rodecrium asks public OpenStreetMap search servers (Overpass: overpass-api.de, and overpass.private.coffee as a spare) for places near the spot you search from. That spot (to within a few feet) and the distance are sent to them, along with your phone’s internet address, as with any website. These servers are run by people in the OpenStreetMap community, not by the Owner.

The map

When you open a map (to pick a spot, or to see Nearby on a map), its pictures come from OpenFreeMap over the internet. Like any website, it sees your phone’s internet address and which part of the map is shown.

Directions

Directions and Find nearby open Google Maps with the place’s name and address (or, for Find nearby, what to look for “near me”). From there Google’s Privacy Policy applies.

Updates

When it opens, Rodecrium checks the Owner’s download page for a new version, and downloads it if you tap Update. Like any website, that server sees your phone’s internet address and keeps ordinary web logs (the address, the time and the file asked for). They aren’t used to identify or track anyone. The check sends nothing about you or your lists.

Sharing and backups

When you send a list, share the app’s link or send a backup, it goes to the apps and the people you pick, and their privacy policies apply. Backups saved to Downloads stay on your phone.

Permissions

• Location: only for Nearby, as above.
• Internet: for searches outside the built-in area, the map, directions and updates.
• Install apps: only to install Rodecrium’s own updates, after you tap Update and allow it.
• Vibration: for the wheel’s clicks, if Vibration is on.

Children

Rodecrium isn’t meant for children under 13.

Deleting your data

Delete lists and history in Rodecrium, or uninstall it. The Owner holds none of your data, so there’s nothing to delete on the Owner’s side.

Changes

If this policy changes, Rodecrium shows the new version and asks you to agree.

Questions about any of this, or about your information: email robbyware97@gmail.com.

Rodecrium includes these parts made by others, each under its own license. They belong to their owners, and Rodecrium’s ownership notice doesn’t cover them.

• Capacitor: MIT License. Runs Rodecrium as an Android app.
• MapLibre GL JS: BSD 3-Clause License, © MapLibre contributors. Draws the maps. Its license text comes with the app.
• OpenFreeMap map style and pictures: © OpenMapTiles, map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
• Overture Maps Foundation places: CDLA-Permissive-2.0, with data from Meta, Microsoft, Foursquare and others. Most of the built-in places.
• OpenStreetMap places and opening hours: © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database License. The built-in place lists include OpenStreetMap data, so the lists themselves are available under that license; the OpenStreetMap data is at openstreetmap.org.