Privacy, with less noise and more clarity.

Daylivia is designed to help you reflect on habits, mood, sleep, and daily life in a way that feels personal. Protecting that sense of privacy matters. This page explains what information stays on your device, what limited data may be collected, and how you stay in control.

1. Data stored on your device

The information you enter into Daylivia, including habits, mood entries, activities, factors, sleep logs, and journal notes, is stored locally on your device.

Your personal tracking data does not leave your device unless you choose to export it yourself.

2. Exports and user control

If you choose to export data, that export is initiated by you. Daylivia does not automatically upload your private entries, journals, or tracking history to remote servers for product use.

You remain responsible for how exported files are stored, shared, or backed up after export.

3. Anonymous analytics

Daylivia uses limited analytics tools to understand overall app usage, improve reliability, and learn which parts of the product are most useful.

These analytics are intended to be anonymous and product-focused. They are not used to build a personal advertising profile around your private journal entries or tracking history.

4. Website analytics

The Daylivia website uses limited analytics, including Google Analytics, to understand overall website usage, improve the site, and learn which pages and content are most useful.

These analytics are intended to be anonymous and product-focused. They are not used to build a personal advertising profile. For more information about how Google handles data, see Google’s Privacy & Terms.

5. Attribution and tracking transparency

On iOS, Daylivia may ask for permission through Apple’s App Tracking Transparency prompt. This is used in a limited, privacy-aware way to understand how people discover the app.

You can decline this permission. Daylivia does not use this permission to serve personalized third-party ads inside the app.

6. No invasive tracking

Daylivia is not built around ad-heavy behavior, invasive profiling, or selling your personal tracking history.

The product is designed to feel private and reflective, not extractive.

7. Data security

While no software can promise perfect security, reasonable care is taken to keep the app stable and to avoid unnecessary collection of sensitive information.

Because your primary tracking data stays on-device, your exposure is reduced compared with services that routinely upload personal entries to remote systems.

8. Children’s privacy

Daylivia is not intended for children under the age required by applicable law in your region without parental or guardian involvement.

9. Changes to this policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated over time to reflect product changes, legal requirements, or clearer explanations. If updated, the revised version will be posted on this page.

10. Contact

For privacy questions, support, or legal requests, contact us at hello@daylivia.com.