Last updated: June 15, 2026

Daylapse ("the App") is a one-second-a-day video diary. We handle as little personal data as possible. This policy explains what information the App processes and how.

Summary

• No sign-up, no login. We don't create accounts.
• Your videos, photos, and all entries are stored only on your device and are never sent to our servers.
• The only data that leaves your device is what's needed to process your subscription, and limited usage analytics and crash diagnostics used to improve the App.
• No advertising, no cross-app tracking. We do not use the advertising identifier (IDFA), and none of the data we process is linked to your identity.

1. Information stored on your device

Your one-second clips, any photos/videos you add, categories, notes, and dates are all stored in your device's local storage and are not transmitted anywhere. They are removed when you delete the App.

2. Permissions

• Camera — to record your one-second clip of the day.
• Microphone — to capture sound together with your video.
• Photo Library — to pick photos/videos to add, or to save videos you create.
• Notifications — local reminders at a time you choose so you don't forget to record. These are not remote push.

Media accessed through these permissions stays on your device and is not collected by us.

3. Purchases & subscriptions

Daylapse Pro is processed through Apple's in-app purchases and RevenueCat (a subscription-management service). This involves purchase records and an anonymous app user identifier (a random ID) that is not linked to your name, email, or phone number. See the RevenueCat and Apple privacy policies for details.

4. Analytics & diagnostics

To understand how the App is used and to find and fix bugs, we use:

• PostHog (product analytics) — collects app usage events, such as which screens are opened and which features are used, along with basic device information and a random analytics identifier.