What KeepTrack does not collect
- No developer-operated user accounts or profiles are required.
- No advertising SDKs or tracking technologies are used.
- No third-party analytics SDKs were found in the current app implementation.
- No habit data is sent to a backend server operated for the app.
- No public posting, messaging, follower, reporting, or blocking system is present.
Data used by the app
KeepTrack stores habit tracker data so the app can show today's
habits, streaks, stats, badges, categories, reminders, and history.
This may include:
- habit names, categories, schedules, triggers, and notes
- minimum and optimal goals, completion type, timer progress, and check-ins
- streak summaries, badges, skipped days, archive state, and recent history edits
- reminder times and notification choices selected by the user
Habit data is stored locally using Apple's Core Data framework. The
app is configured to sync the private store through Apple's iCloud
CloudKit service when iCloud is available for the user.
iCloud and Apple Watch
KeepTrack uses Apple's private iCloud CloudKit infrastructure to
sync habit data across the user's own Apple devices. The app also
uses WatchConnectivity so the Apple Watch companion app can exchange
habit check-ins and Today progress with the paired iPhone.
iCloud sync is provided by Apple and depends on the user's Apple ID,
iCloud settings, device connectivity, and system scheduling.
Notifications
KeepTrack can request notification permission when the user enables
habit reminders. Reminder notifications are scheduled from the habit
information the user saved in the app.
The app also registers for remote notifications used by Apple's
CloudKit sync system. Notification settings can be managed in iOS
Settings.
Purchases
KeepTrack Premium purchases, subscriptions, lifetime unlocks, and
restore purchases are handled through Apple's App Store and StoreKit.
The app checks StoreKit entitlement status to unlock premium
features.
Apple may process purchase information under Apple's own terms and
privacy practices. KeepTrack does not operate its own payment server.
Support email
If you contact support at
coding98jones@gmail.com,
your email address and any information you include in your message
will be used only to respond to your request and manage support.
Email is handled by your email provider and the recipient's email
provider, outside the app itself.
Your choices
You can edit, archive, or delete habits in the app. You can manage
notification permission in iOS Settings and manage subscriptions or
purchases through your Apple ID settings.
Because habit data is stored locally and may sync through iCloud,
deleting local app data, removing the app, or changing iCloud
settings can affect data availability across devices.
For privacy questions, contact
coding98jones@gmail.com.
Changes to this policy
If KeepTrack changes how it handles data in a future version, this
Privacy Policy should be updated before or at the time the new data
practice is introduced.