Privacy Policy
OneKind is designed to keep things simple. In its current implementation, app data stays primarily on your device and the experience does not depend on an account or cloud sync.
What OneKind stores on your device
OneKind stores core app data locally on your device. Depending on how you use the app, this can include daily entries, reflections, streak and history information, reminder preferences, onboarding state, and whether OneKind Plus has been unlocked.
This local storage supports the app's core experience without requiring an account. Because OneKind does not rely on cloud sync in its current implementation, that information is generally not stored on a OneKind-operated backend server.
Notifications and reminders
If you enable reminders, OneKind may schedule local notifications on your device. Reminder preferences are stored locally on-device, and you can manage notification permissions at any time through your device settings.
Purchases and payment handling
OneKind Plus is a one-time premium unlock. It is not a subscription. Purchases are processed through the Apple App Store or Google Play, and OneKind may use RevenueCat to help manage purchase status, restore purchases, and entitlement handling.
OneKind does not directly process your full payment card information. Payment and transaction handling are subject to the policies of the store and payment providers you use.
Third-party services and analytics
OneKind uses the Apple App Store or Google Play and RevenueCat for purchases, purchase status, and restores. These services may process purchase records and app or device identifiers needed to manage your OneKind Plus access. Your journal entries and reflections are stored locally.
The current app does not include a separate advertising, analytics, or crash-reporting SDK.
Data control
OneKind stores app data locally on your device and does not require an account or cloud sync. You can generally remove your OneKind data by deleting the app from your device.
OneKind Plus includes export and restore tools in Settings. Export creates a backup file that you choose where to save or share. Restore replaces the current local history after confirmation. Files you export remain wherever you saved them, even if you delete the app. Purchase records held by the app stores or RevenueCat are separate from your local journal.
For help with app data, backups, or purchase support, contact ajalipio1798@gmail.com.