Privacy policy

The short version

The apps are built to be used, not to collect. None of them requires an account to try, none of them shows advertising, and none of them sells or shares anything about you with anyone.

Where an app stores something, it stores it on your device. Where an app talks to a server, this page says which one and why.

This website

The site sets no cookies and asks for no personal data. It is served through Vercel, whose edge network keeps standard, short-lived server logs (IP address, requested page, browser) to run and protect the service.

Page views are counted with Vercel Web Analytics, which is cookie-free and does not build a profile of you: the counts are aggregate, and no identifier that would let a visit be tied back to a person is kept.

Flowodo

Flowodo collects nothing. Your tasks, notes and attachments live in the app's own storage on your iPhone, and the app makes no network requests of its own. There is no sync, no backup service, no analytics and no third-party SDK.

Opening a link you saved on a task hands it to your browser - the only moment anything leaves the app. Emoji suggestions come from Apple Intelligence running on the device. You can export everything as Markdown or JSON, or erase all of it from inside the app; there is no copy anywhere else, so erasing is final.

Sentitrend

Sentitrend is a companion to the Sentitrend platform and signs in with a Sentitrend account. The account, what it stores and how it is protected are described in the platform's own privacy policy at sentitrend.com, which applies to the app as well.

The app itself keeps a cache of what you have loaded so it opens quickly; the cache stays on your device and is removed with the app.

Children

The apps are not directed at children under 13, and no data is knowingly collected from them - there is no mechanism in the apps that could.

Changes and contact

When a policy changes, the date at the top of this page changes with it. Questions about any of the above go to the address below and are answered by the person who built the apps.