Privacy Policy
Effective 15 August 2026
RainDro (“the app”) is a local iPhone journal for household chores, dinner plans, and shared expenses. This page describes what the app does with information on your device.
What we collect
The app does not create user accounts and does not send house data to our servers. We do not operate a backend for this product.
Titles, notes, assignees, dinner nights, expense amounts, tags, and templates you enter stay in the app’s local store on that iPhone (SwiftData). A small onboarding flag is stored in UserDefaults so the intro pages do not repeat.
The app does not access the camera, photo library, microphone, contacts, or location. It does not include advertising or analytics SDKs. App Tracking Transparency is not used. We do not sell personal information. We do not collect device identifiers for advertising.
What leaves the phone
Opening Privacy or Terms in Settings loads this website in Safari. That request goes to the host serving these pages (Cloudflare Pages). We do not use that visit to identify you inside the app.
If you share a weekly summary, the text is built on the device. Sharing uses the iOS share sheet you choose (Mail, Messages, Files, and so on). We do not receive a copy.
Children
The app is a household organizer, not directed at children under 13. Do not enter someone else’s personal data that you do not have a right to keep on the phone.
Deleting data
Settings → Delete All Data removes the local journal (entries, dinner week, pay splits, tags, templates, and members) and returns the intro screens. Uninstalling the app also removes the local store.
Changes
If this policy changes, we will update the date at the top of this page. Continued use of the app after an update means you have read the new text.
Contact
Dimitar Shopov
dimitar.nikolov11@outlook.com