Last updated: 24 September 2026

Privacy Policy

● The short version. MakeDay has no accounts and no servers of ours. Everything you record — what you tracked, how much, your notes, your limits — stays on your phone, unless you switch on iCloud backup, in which case a copy is written to your own iCloud: your Apple account, which we cannot see or read. Anything read from Apple Health stays on the phone and is never transmitted. The only things that ever reach us are anonymous usage statistics and the fact of a subscription — never what you track, what you wrote, or anything from Apple Health. The usage statistics can be switched off in Settings.

1. Who we are

MakeDay ("the app") is developed and published by heyisoft ("we", "us"). For any privacy matter, write to heyisoft@gmail.com.

2. What this policy covers

This policy covers the MakeDay application for iOS and this website. It explains what the app handles, where it is processed, and the choices you have.

3. Information the app handles

Data	Where it lives	Purpose
Your records — which tracker, how much, when, and any note you add	On your device. Stored in the app's own database, and never uploaded to us. If you switch on iCloud backup (off by default, Premium), a copy is also written to your own iCloud account, where only you can reach it	Being the record you came for
Your trackers, limits, goals and reminders	On your device only	Following the lines you drew and nudging you once a day if you asked for it
Health data read from Apple Health — steps and walking distance, sleep, workouts, mindful minutes, water, alcoholic drinks, state of mind	On your device only. Read-only, written into your own records; never transmitted and never included in analytics	Filling in what your phone already knows so you don't type it twice
App settings (language, colour, appearance, currency, week start)	On your device only	Remembering your preferences
Anonymous usage events — which screens are opened, which of the app's own features are used, how far onboarding gets, whether a purchase screen was shown or a purchase completed — plus basic technical data (device model, OS version, app version, language, coarse region)	Processed by Google Firebase Analytics	Seeing, in aggregate, where the app trips people up so we can fix it
Subscription status and purchase events	Charged by Apple through the App Store and tied to your Apple Account. Whether the subscription is active is checked through RevenueCat, which sees the purchase and an anonymous identifier it generates for the app — never your name, your email, or anything you track	Unlocking Premium and restoring it on your other devices

4. What we do not collect

Never what you track. No tracker names, no amounts, no notes, no dates — none of your records leave the phone, and none of them appear in analytics.
Never anything from Apple Health. Health data is read on the device, written into your own records, and never transmitted to us or anyone else.
No account, e-mail address, name or phone number — the app has no sign-up.
No contacts, files and no photos, and the app never asks for Location Services or reads your position. Firebase does infer an approximate region — country or city — from the network address the analytics request arrives on, and that is the only sense in which location is involved. It stops when you switch analytics off.
No advertising, no advertising identifiers, no ad networks, and nothing is ever sold.

5. Analytics, and how to switch it off

To keep improving the app we use Google Firebase Analytics. It records anonymous events about how the app is used — a screen opened, a report viewed, a limit created, the purchase screen shown — together with basic technical data such as device model, operating-system version, app version and the approximate region the request came from. Where an event needs to say what kind of thing was involved, it carries a category ("health", "money") and a measurement type ("count", "duration"), never the tracker itself and never a value.

This is used in aggregate. It is not tied to your name or an account (there is none) and it is never sold. Firebase is covered by Firebase's privacy terms and Google's Privacy Policy.

You can turn it off. Open Settings in the app and switch off Anonymous usage stats; nothing further is collected or sent from that moment on. The app works exactly the same either way.

6. Permissions the app asks for

Apple Health — optional. Read-only, and only the types listed above. You choose type by type, and you can change your mind at any time in the Health app. Refusing it costs you nothing but a little typing.
Notifications — optional. Only for the daily reminder you set yourself. Reminders are scheduled on the device; nothing is sent through any server.

7. Backups

Because your records live on the device, they may be included in the device backup you control (iCloud or a local encrypted backup), encrypted by Apple. We never receive that backup and have no way to read it.

MakeDay also offers its own iCloud backup, which is off by default and part of Premium. When you switch it on, the app writes one file containing your trackers, records, limits and goals to the app's private container in your iCloud account, once a day, when you leave the app. That file is held by Apple under your account, governed by Apple's privacy policy. It never passes through any system of ours, we are never sent it, and we have no way to read it. Switching the setting off stops any further copies; deleting the file is done from iOS Settings → your name → iCloud → Manage Storage, or by deleting the app.

8. Legal bases (GDPR / KVKK)

Performance of contract — running the app you installed, storing your records on your device, and providing Premium if you buy it.
Consent — reading Apple Health, which you grant type by type and can withdraw at any time.
Legitimate interests — anonymous analytics to keep the app working and improve it, which you can switch off in Settings.

9. Retention

Everything on your device stays until you delete it — a record at a time, a tracker at a time, or all at once with Settings → Your data → Delete all data — or until you uninstall the app.
Analytics data is retained by Google under Firebase's own retention settings.
Purchase records are held by Apple under Apple's terms, and subscription status by RevenueCat under RevenueCat's privacy policy.

10. Your rights

Depending on where you live (including under GDPR and Turkish KVKK) you may have the right to access, correct, delete, export or object to the processing of your personal data. Because essentially everything lives on your device, the most direct tools are in the app itself: Settings → Your data → Export as CSV gives you a copy of everything, and Delete all data beside it removes it for good. For anything else, write to heyisoft@gmail.com and we will respond within 30 days.

11. Children

MakeDay is a general-audience app and is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly process children's data.

12. Changes

We may update this policy as the app evolves. Material changes will be reflected here with a new "last updated" date. Continuing to use the app after a change means you accept the updated policy.

13. Contact

heyisoft · heyisoft@gmail.com · Contact & Support