SteadKeep

Legal draft

Privacy Policy

A structured starting point for review—not a publishable statement of SteadKeep’s data practices.

1. Overview

[CONFIRM] [LEGAL BUSINESS OR DEVELOPER NAME] (“we,” “us,” or “our”) provides SteadKeep. This policy should explain what information the released app and website process, why, where it is stored, and the choices available to users.

2. Scope

[CONFIRM] State whether this policy covers the SteadKeep iPhone app, this marketing website, support communications, and any future services. Identify anything expressly excluded.

3. Information and data practices

Habit and task content

[CONFIRM] Describe the habit names, schedules, completion history, notes, task information, preferences, custom photos, and other content the app may store. Confirm whether any of it is accessible to the developer.

Device storage and iCloud

[CONFIRM] The current source uses SwiftData/CloudKit, iCloud key-value storage, and an App Group for widgets. Explain accurately which data is stored on-device, which data may sync through the user’s private iCloud account, and which Apple terms govern that processing.

Analytics, diagnostics, and tracking

[CONFIRM] The current privacy manifest declares no tracking and no collected data types, but this must be checked against the final binary, App Store Connect configuration, Apple-provided diagnostics, the website host, and any added tooling. Do not state “no data collected” until that review is complete.

Support communications

[CONFIRM] Explain what information is received when someone emails support, how it is used, and how long it is retained.

4. Apple services and purchases

[CONFIRM] The app uses Apple technologies including iCloud/CloudKit, local notifications, widgets, Photo Library selection for custom habit icons, and StoreKit for Premium. Describe each accurately and link to Apple’s relevant privacy information if counsel recommends it.

[CONFIRM] State whether purchase information beyond entitlement status is received or stored by the developer. Do not imply access to Apple payment details unless verified.

5. Retention and deletion

[CONFIRM] Explain retention for app content, iCloud-synced data, widget snapshots, preferences, and support emails. Describe what happens when a habit is deleted, the app is removed, or iCloud data is deleted.

6. Your choices

  • [CONFIRM] How users can change notification permission in iOS Settings.
  • [CONFIRM] How users can manage iCloud access and delete app data.
  • [CONFIRM] How users can remove a custom habit photo.
  • [CONFIRM] Any legal privacy rights and the process for exercising them.

7. Children’s privacy

[LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED] Add an age-related statement appropriate to the app’s audience, App Store age rating, distribution regions, and applicable law. Do not assume a standard age threshold.

8. Changes to this policy

[CONFIRM] Explain how policy updates will be communicated and how the effective date will be maintained.

9. Contact

Privacy questions can be sent to support@steadkeep.app.

[REPLACE] Legal name, postal address if required, and any jurisdiction-specific privacy contact details.