privacy, in plain words.

what you write in :plenty is yours. we can’t see it, we don’t collect it, and we’ll never sell it.

no account

nothing to sign up for. no email, no phone number.nothing to sign up for.
no analytics

we don’t track how you use the app.we don’t track how you use it.
no ads

no ad networks, no one paying for your attention.no ad networks, ever.
nothing sold

your wins aren’t data to us. they’re yours.your wins are yours.

where your wins live

everything you add (your wins, your tags and any photos you attach) is stored on your iPhone. if iCloud is on for :plenty, a copy syncs to your own private iCloud, so it can follow you to a new phone. that copy lives in your apple account. we can’t see or open it.

you can turn sync off at any time in :plenty, under menu › privacy › sync with iCloud.

photos

you can add a photo to a win. :plenty uses the ios photo picker, so the app gets the one photo you pick and nothing else from your library. that photo is stored with its win on your iPhone and, if sync is on, in your own iCloud. it’s never uploaded anywhere else.

what we collect

nothing. :plenty has no account, no analytics or tracking tools, no ads and no servers of ours that it talks to. its App Store privacy label says it plainly: data not collected.

two things can reach us, and you choose to send both: an email, or feedback while testing the beta. both are explained below.

one thing that’s apple’s, not ours: if you’ve chosen to share analytics with app developers in your iPhone’s settings, apple may pass along anonymous crash reports. you can change that in settings › privacy & security › analytics & improvements.

Face ID

you can lock :plenty with Face ID if you like. it’s off unless you turn it on. ios does the checking; the app is told yes or no and never sees your face data.

reminders

if you ask for a daily nudge, your phone schedules it as a local notification. nothing is sent to us to make it happen.

if you write to us

email is the one way we hear from you. if you write to hello@doneplenty.app, we get your email address and whatever you send. we use it to reply, nothing else, and we’ll delete the thread if you ask.

messages to that address pass through cloudflare email routing, which forwards them to our gmail inbox, run by google.

TestFlight beta

if you’re testing :plenty through TestFlight and choose to send feedback, screenshots or crash reports, apple shares them with us along with your name and email address. we use them to make the app better, nothing else.

this website

doneplenty.app has no analytics, no tracking and no cookies, ours or anyone else’s. it’s a few plain pages, a stylesheet and some pictures.

cloudflare hosts the site. like any web host, it processes basic request data, such as your ip address, your browser and the page you asked for, to deliver the pages and protect the site from abuse. we don’t use it to identify or follow you.

children

:plenty isn’t directed at children under 13. the app doesn’t collect anything from anyone, children included.

deleting your data

in :plenty, menu › delete all my data removes every win, photo and custom tag from your phone and from your iCloud copy. it can’t be undone.

deleting the app removes what’s on your phone. to remove the iCloud copy as well, go to settings › your name › iCloud › manage storage › :plenty.

if this changes

we’ll update this page and the date at the top.

who we are

:plenty is made by Unsettled Co. LLC. questions about this policy, or anything else: hello@doneplenty.app.