Data We Handle
Reminders, notes, repeat rules, snooze settings, timer names, countdown configurations, and completion history are used to show lists, schedule local notifications, display stats, and support widgets.
We aim to collect less, process less, and stay out of your way. Core app data is primarily stored locally on your device.
Reminders, notes, repeat rules, snooze settings, timer names, countdown configurations, and completion history are used to show lists, schedule local notifications, display stats, and support widgets.
Core data is stored on your device and in system-provided shared containers so the app, widgets, and Apple Watch can display the same content. The app does not require an account and does not need to upload core data to a developer-operated server.
Reminders and timers rely on system local notifications. You can enable or disable notification permission in system settings. If permission is disabled, the app can still store content but cannot alert you as intended.
If you use backup, the app creates a local JSON file containing reminders, timers, and completion history. You control where that file is saved, shared, or imported, and should keep it secure.
The core app experience does not require advertising tracking, account creation, or selling personal data. System services may process diagnostics, purchase state, or notification permission according to Apple policies.
This app is a productivity aid and depends on system notifications, system scheduling, device state, and permission settings. Notification delivery may be affected by Focus modes, Do Not Disturb, low power state, system limits, network conditions, shutdowns, or permission changes.
Do not rely on this app as the sole method for health, safety, medication, financial, legal, or other critical matters. The developer is not liable for losses caused by missed, delayed, or incorrect notifications, user action, device behavior, or system limitations.