Where photos go.
What data is for.
Saving photos, syncing with iCloud, app diagnostics and requests to this website are different activities. Here is how to tell them apart.
The photos you take
Still photos are saved to the iOS photo library. The app does not have a feature that uploads them to its own server or uses them for image analysis.
If you use iCloud Photos, Apple may sync the photo library according to your settings. If you choose to share a photo, it goes to the destination you select. Neither should be confused with a claim that the app or device never communicates over a network.
Ads, accounts and diagnostics are not the same
The app does not have ads or its own account registration. Separately, distribution builds with diagnostics enabled may send crashes, capture or save errors, and processing timing information to Sentry.
Diagnostics are designed to help investigate failures, not to send photos, location or screen contents to Sentry. The enabled state can differ between distributed builds, so this website does not make a blanket claim that no data is collected. Consult the official app privacy policy and information for the version you use.
This product website
This implementation includes no ad tags, analytics SDKs, cookies, accounts or forms that send entered data. The session planner calculates in your browser without sending or storing its settings.
A hosting service or CDN may handle connection information such as an IP address to serve and protect requests. Having no analytics in the site code does not mean that infrastructure access logs do not exist.
Following a link to the App Store or CAEN takes you to another service, where its own policies apply.
Official policy and contact
This is an explanation on the product website, not a replacement for the app’s official privacy policy. Use the existing official policy and developer website below for more information.
See the App Store for current pricing, compatibility and actual app screenshots.