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Privacy & Data

Your data is yours. Here's exactly what we collect, how we store it, and how to control it.

Our Philosophy

Dayze is a deeply personal app. We believe your life data belongs to you. We don't sell your data, we don't show ads, and we don't share your information with third parties for marketing purposes.

What We Store

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Profile

Name, email, birthday, handle, profile photo, timezone, and preferences.

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Events

Events you create or import from calendar. Title, date, time, location, linked people, and optional photos.

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People

People you add — name, birthday, relationship type, interaction history, and notes.

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Expenses

Transactions you log — amount, category, description, date, and any splits.

Day Scores

Your daily 1-10 ratings for each day.

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Dayze Agent memory

Facts the assistant has learned about you. Fully editable and deletable.

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Chat History

Your conversations with Dayze Agent.

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Quiz Responses

Your answers to Pulse questions and quizzes (anonymized for community stats).

Photos you upload

Meal photos (Food Diary) and calendar event photos you attach in Dayze are stored in our encrypted Supabase storage. Event photos use a private bucket — the app shows them via short-lived signed links while you are signed in, not permanent public URLs. Camera-roll hero images on Day Cards (Journaling Suggestions) are different: only metadata is stored; files stay on your device (see below).

What We Don't Store

  • Day Card camera roll — Photos from Journaling Suggestions are fetched from your device. Only metadata (URL, caption) is stored. The actual image files remain on your device.
  • Health data raw values — Health metrics are fetched from Apple Health on-device and displayed locally. Only aggregated summaries may be stored server-side for Day Card rendering.
  • Passwords — We use Supabase Auth. Passwords are hashed and never stored in plaintext.
  • Contacts raw data — Phone contacts are read locally. Only people you explicitly add are stored.

Where Data is Stored

Dayze uses Supabase (hosted on AWS) for database and authentication. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit (TLS 1.2+). Database backups are maintained by Supabase with point-in-time recovery.

Data Export

Dayze Pro and Family subscribers (and active Pro trials) can export their data at any time from Settings. Export includes events, people, expenses, day scores, and assistant memory in JSON/CSV. Free accounts can delete their account and data anytime.

Note: Self-serve bulk export is a Pro / Family feature today — aligned with Pricing and the Privacy Policy. Broader Free export may ship later.

Account Deletion

You can delete your account and all associated data at any time from Settings. This is permanent and irreversible. We will:

  • Delete all your profile data, events, people, expenses, and scores
  • Delete all assistant memory and chat history
  • Delete all quiz responses and DayzeCoin balance
  • Remove any public profile page
  • Cancel any active subscription

Community Data

When you answer Pulse questions or complete quizzes, your responses are anonymized and aggregated to show community statistics (e.g., "68% of users chose option A"). Individual responses are never publicly visible.

Third-Party Services

  • Supabase — Database, auth, and real-time subscriptions
  • Spotify API — Read-only access to recently played tracks (when connected)
  • Third-party AI providers — Process Dayze Agent requests (we do not allow your Dayze data to be used to train their models)
  • Stripe — Payment processing for subscriptions (Dayze never sees your card number)
Tip: For the full legal details, see our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Trust & Security.