Privacy Policy — Dailies

Dailies runs on your phone

There's no account, nothing to sign into, and no server of mine holding your stuff. Your quests, your streak, and your Daily Dollars sit in a database on the device, and the app works fine in airplane mode. One outside service is involved, Sentry, and most of this page is about being specific about what it gets and what it doesn't.

What stays on the device

Quests, completion history, streaks, Daily Dollars, rewards, achievements, and settings are stored locally with Apple's SwiftData framework. The home screen widgets read that same store through an App Group container, which is also on the phone. None of it is uploaded, none of it is backed up to anything I run, and I have no way to look at it.

Settings can export the whole store as one JSON file. That file goes wherever you send it, Files app, AirDrop, iCloud Drive, whatever you pick, and it doesn't pass through me on the way there.

What the app never collects

Dailies doesn't ask for or collect your name, email address, phone number, location, health or fitness data, contacts, browsing history, or an advertising identifier. Nothing is sold, nothing goes to a data broker, and nothing in the app tracks you across other apps or websites. The app ships a privacy manifest with NSPrivacyTracking set to false and an empty tracking-domains list, which is the machine-readable version of that same sentence.

Sentry, and what it gets

Sentry is an error-monitoring service, and it's the only third-party SDK in the app. It's in there so that when Dailies crashes on some iPhone I don't own, I find out and go fix it, instead of the bug sitting there until somebody gets annoyed enough to email me. It has been in the app since April 2026.

Four things go to it:

• Crash reports. The stack trace, device model, iOS version, app version, and a trail of breadcrumbs about what the app was doing right before (a screen opened, a quest saved, that kind of thing).
• App hangs. If the interface locks up for longer than two seconds, that gets reported the same way a crash does.
• Performance timings, sampled at one run in five, which is how I notice a launch getting slower.
• Session counts, meaning the app opened and ran for some length of time. That's what produces the crash-free percentage I actually watch.

What does not go to it: your quest titles, descriptions, reward names, dollar amounts, or history. Screenshots and view-hierarchy captures are switched off in the App Store build, deliberately, because leaving them on would mean a picture of whatever was on your screen riding along with every crash.

Sentry does give each install a random ID of its own, so that one phone crashing forty times can be told apart from forty phones crashing once. That ID is not your name, your email, or your Apple ID, and it can't be turned into any of them, because the app never asks you for any of them in the first place.

Feedback you send me

New in version 1.2.0, Settings has a feedback form. If you use it I get the message you typed and the category you picked (bug, idea, or other). There's no name field and no email field, so that really is the whole payload.

No install ID goes with it, no device fingerprint, nothing linking your message back to a crash report or to anything else you've done in the app. Every submission lands anonymous, which also means I have no way to answer one, so if you want a reply write to support@sigwrench.com instead and we can talk there. Feedback goes to a separate inbox on the same Sentry account and I read all of it.

Notifications

Quest reminders are local notifications. iOS schedules and delivers them on the device, and nothing about them goes anywhere, not the quest name and not the time.

Purchases

There aren't any. Dailies is free, with no in-app purchases, no subscription, and no paywalled features. If that ever changes Apple handles the billing and I still never see payment information, but as of this version there's nothing to handle.

iCloud sync

Not shipped. CloudKit is switched off in the source, so nothing syncs to your iCloud account today. If sync ever ships it would go through your own iCloud account with Apple encrypting it in transit and at rest, and I still wouldn't have access to it. This page would get updated before that shipped, not after.

Children

There's no account, no sign-up, and nothing collected that identifies anyone of any age. The feedback form is the only place in the app where you can type something that reaches me, and you have to go find it in Settings to use it.

Changes to this page

If this policy changes, the updated version goes up here with a new date at the top. One thing worth putting on the record, this page was wrong for a while: it said the app used no third-party SDKs and that Sentry might get added in some future update, when Sentry had been shipping in it since April 2026. That's what this rewrite fixes. If you find anything else here that doesn't match what the app actually does, I'd rather hear about it than have it sit there.

Contact

Questions about any of this, or anything on the page that reads as vague: support@sigwrench.com.