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Dewmoro Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 12, 2026

Dewmoro is a personal task, habit, focus timer, journal, and productivity analytics app. We respect your privacy. This policy explains how the app handles information related to your use.

1. Local-first storage

Your tasks, habits, focus timer sessions, projects, journals, and related productivity records are stored on your device by default. The app does not upload this personal content to developer servers for advertising, marketing, or sale.

2. iCloud sync

If you explicitly enable iCloud sync in the app, supported productivity records may sync across your devices through Apple iCloud/CloudKit. iCloud sync is provided by Apple and is subject to Apple's privacy policy and iCloud terms. The developer does not separately upload this personal content to developer servers.

3. App Store purchases and license verification

Dewmoro Pro purchases are processed by Apple's App Store payment system. We do not receive your card number, credit card number, or Apple account payment details.

To verify the 3-day trial, App Store purchases, and multi-device entitlement status, the app may send necessary purchase and device verification information to the license server, such as App Store transaction evidence, product ID, app transaction evidence, hashed device identifiers, platform, app version, authorization request time, and, when available, a hashed iCloud user identifier. This information is used only for trial eligibility, purchase verification, device management, fraud prevention, and entitlement refresh.

4. Apple Health / HealthKit

Connecting Apple Health is entirely your choice. Only on iPhone and iPad, and only when you connect in Settings › Apple Health or log a body measurement for the first time, does the system ask for permission. You can allow just some of the types and change this at any time in the Health app. Dewmoro on Mac neither reads from nor writes to Apple Health.

What is read and why:

Dewmoro does not use this data for medical diagnosis, treatment decisions, or human-subject research.

Where data read from Health is kept: Data read from Apple Health, and the body measurements you log in Dewmoro, are stored only in a local database on this device. They do not sync through iCloud, are not included in device backups, are not uploaded to developer servers, and are not shared with any third party or used for advertising, marketing, or data mining. You can delete all health data and disconnect reading at any time in Settings › Apple Health.

What is written: Writing needs your permission. Apart from training, writing happens only on iPhone. What you log on Apple Watch, iPad, or Mac is written by your iPhone, under the same switches, once it arrives there (Apple Watch sends it to the iPhone directly; iPad and Mac sync through iCloud when you turn iCloud sync on):

The mood, breathing, and meditation switches are off by default, and the matching write permission is requested only when you turn one on. The training switch is on by default; training permissions are requested before you start training for the first time, and you can turn it off in Settings › Apple Health. Turning a switch off stops further writing; data already written to Apple Health is not deleted automatically, and you can delete it in the Health app. When you delete or undo a record in Dewmoro, the matching entry we wrote earlier is deleted too. Once written, data is managed by Apple Health; whether it syncs through iCloud depends on your system settings and is covered by Apple's privacy policy.

What syncs through iCloud: Your mood, energy self-rating, and wake-up sleep rating are things you enter yourself in your journal. Like other journal content, they sync across your devices through Apple iCloud when you turn on iCloud sync. They are not read from Apple Health. Data read from Apple Health, body measurements, and symptom logs do not sync. The training routines and movements you create, your training settings, and your training records (which movements, sets, reps, durations, weights, and effort) also sync through iCloud; heart rate, energy, and the matching workout measured while you train stay on this device.

4a. Motion sensing while training

When you turn on Motion counting, Dewmoro reads the motion sensors of your Apple Watch or the head movement of your AirPods while you train, to count your reps. This motion data is processed on the device as it arrives; it is not stored, synced, or uploaded. Only the resulting count is saved in your training record. You can turn it off in Settings › Training › Motion counting.

5. Support and feedback

If you contact us by email, your email address and message content are used to respond to your request, process feedback, and provide support. We do not use support emails for advertising tracking or sale.

6. No advertising tracking

Dewmoro does not include third-party advertising tracking SDKs, does not sell your personal information, and does not track your activity across apps or websites for third-party advertising purposes.

7. Security

We use reasonable measures to protect the license verification service and related data. However, no method of transmission or electronic storage is completely secure. You should also protect your device, Apple ID, and iCloud account.

8. Children's privacy

Dewmoro is intended for general productivity use and is not directed to children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided personal information to us, please contact us.

9. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy for product, legal, or compliance reasons. The updated policy will be posted on this page with a revised update date.

10. Contact us

For privacy questions, contact us from the app: Settings › Support & Feedback › Send Feedback.

Questions? Open Settings › Support & Feedback › Send Feedback in the app.