Secure DayLedger app icon Secure DayLedger

Data Privacy

This page describes the privacy model of the Secure DayLedger app and the static support website.

Controller details
Maximilian Vinokurov
Preysingplatz 5, 81667 Munich, Germany
support @ vinokurov.de
+49 179 1096 202

Summary

  • The app does not use analytics or advertising trackers.
  • The app does not require an account.
  • Photos and videos are stored locally on the user’s device inside the app container.
  • The app is designed to operate fully offline.
  • Data leaves the app only when the user explicitly exports content or contacts support.

1. App data processing

According to the provided app description, Secure DayLedger does not collect, sell, or track personal information for analytics, advertising, or profiling. Media imported into the app remains stored locally on the device.

2. Storage of media

Photos and videos added to a vault are stored inside the app’s private container on the device. Vault media is not exposed as plain files and is not visible in the Photos app unless the user deliberately exports it.

3. Offline operation

The app is intended to work fully offline. No cloud account is needed for core use. No data transmission to the developer is described for normal in-app use.

4. User-initiated exports

If a user exports media from the app, that export is initiated by the user. Once exported, the destination chosen by the user, such as the Photos library or another app, determines subsequent handling.

5. Support requests

If you contact support by email, the information you send, such as your name, email address, and message content, will be processed only to handle your request.

6. Website operation

This support site is a static website. It is intended to run without analytics scripts, advertising technologies, user accounts, or embedded trackers. The contact form opens the user’s own email app instead of sending data through the website itself.

Apple and iOS

Although the app itself is described as not tracking users, Apple may process data when users interact with the App Store, device services, payments, or other Apple services. Those activities are governed by Apple’s own privacy terms and platform settings.

Users should review Apple’s privacy information for the App Store and iOS services if they want details beyond the app’s own local-only design.