Privacy

Who is responsible

The app and the server are run by Andrew Vynarchyk, a private individual in Ukraine. Questions, complaints and requests go to vynarchykvynarchyk@gmail.com, and a person answers, not a form.

If you are in the European Union: in legal terms we are the data controller, and what follows is what we do with your data.

What we keep

Name and email

They come from signing in with Apple or Google. That is how people see you in groups and friends. Apple lets you hide your real email — then we only ever see Apple's relay address.

Lists and items

Names, sections, notes, ticks, reminders — and short messages inside a shared list. What the app is for.

Your picture

Only the one you set in your profile. Lists and groups have no pictures at all.

Account id

An internal number for your account. In a shared list it marks who added what and who ticked it off.

Device token

The address Apple delivers notifications to on this device. Not an advertising identifier, and we pass it to no one.

Why, and on what basis

Everything listed is there so the app can work: without a name nobody recognises you in a group, without lists there is nothing to show, without a token there is nowhere to send a notification. In GDPR terms that is performance of the contract between us — the one described in the Terms.

Notifications are sent only after you allow them in the iOS system prompt. You can take that permission back in your phone's settings at any time.

We do not use your data for advertising, profiling or training models, and we sell it to no one. There is no automated decision-making that affects you.

Who else touches it

Supabase — our server: database, sign-in, picture storage. The data sits in the European Union, in Ireland.

Apple — delivers notifications to your iPhone and provides Sign in with Apple. Apple sees the device token and the text of the notification itself.

Google — only if you sign in with Google: then Google tells us your email and name.

Nobody else. No analytics, no ad networks, no third-party counters — neither in the app nor on this site.

Which people see it

Your lists are yours. A shared list is seen by the people in the group with you. Your name and picture are visible to those you share a group with, or who are your friends — nobody else.

The limits live on the server, not in the app: even if someone asked for a stranger's list directly, the server would not hand it over.

How long it lives

As long as your account does. A deleted item, list or group disappears from all your devices and from the people you share with, and from the server shortly after.

An invite code lives five minutes. A picture you replace in your profile is wiped from storage.

Deleting your account

Your profile has "Delete account". Everything goes at once: lists, sections, items, reminders, the groups you created, your picture in storage, your email and the account itself. No "we keep this for 90 days".

Other people's lists that sat in your group are not deleted — they return to their owners as personal lists.

Your rights

See it, fix it, take it, delete it. Most of that needs no one but you: name and picture are edited in your profile, any list exports as plain text through "Export", and the account is deleted from the same screen.

If you want a copy of everything we hold about you, or have another request, write to vynarchykvynarchyk@gmail.com. We answer within a month, as the GDPR requires.

If you believe we handle your data wrongly, you can complain to a supervisory authority — in the EU that is the one in your country; in Ukraine, the Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights.

Security

Everything travelling between the phone and the server is encrypted (TLS). Your sign-in token lives in the iOS keychain, not in a file inside the app.

Children

The app is not meant for children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their data. If such an account turns up, we delete it.

Changes

When the app learns something new, this page changes with it — the date at the top says when. Anything noticeable we will say in the app, not quietly.