Kindday
Last updated: 13 November 2026.
Kindday does not collect your data. Everything you enter in the app is stored on your device and in your personal iCloud. The app has no server of its own, no ads, no analytics and no sign-up.
Only what you enter yourself: tasks, schedules, notes, projects, goals, names and birthdays of your loved ones, medications and doses, water and trackers, health and cycle journal entries, “Thought stream” and mood.
On your device. If iCloud is turned on, your data syncs between your devices through your personal iCloud database (CloudKit). That database is kept by Apple under Apple’s privacy policy; the developer has no access to it.
Only with your permission, Kindday reads steps, sleep and menstruation records to show them in your journal, and writes the start of a period when you mark it in the app. Health data is not shared with third parties, is not used for advertising and never leaves your devices and your iCloud. You can revoke access in the Health app → Profile → Apps → Kindday.
Reminders are created on the device itself and are not sent anywhere.
Summaries, “For the doctor” and backups create files (PDF, text or .zip) only when you tap the button. You decide where to save or send them. A backup contains all your Kindday data — keep it somewhere you trust.
It does not collect data.
It does not track you across other apps and websites.
It does not sell or share data.
It does not show ads.
Parents can enter their children’s names, schedules and medications. This data is stored the same way as everything else and is not sent anywhere. The app is not intended to be used by children on their own.
Delete the app from your device. To delete the copy in iCloud: Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Manage Storage → Kindday → Delete Data. Backups you saved (.zip) are deleted like any other file.
If this policy changes, the new version will be published on this page with a new date.
Questions and feedback: kindday@inbox.ru