Effective Date: September 20, 2026
MyWeeklyPlanner respects your privacy. This Privacy Policy applies to the iOS, iPadOS, and Android versions of the app.
MyWeeklyPlanner does not require you to create a developer-operated account or provide personal information to the developer to use its local planning features.
Your tasks, schedules, completion information, Trash, and app preferences are stored locally on your device. If you choose to use cloud backup, the planner data described below is also transferred to your selected cloud provider.
The app does not use analytics, third-party crash reporting, advertising services, or developer-operated servers to collect your planner data. We do not sell your personal information.
MyWeeklyPlanner provides optional, manually initiated cloud backup and restore:
iOS and iPadOS: Backups are stored in the app’s private iCloud database using Apple’s CloudKit service and the Apple Account signed in on your device.
Android: You select a Google Account and authorize the app to store and retrieve backups in Google Drive’s hidden application data folder.
Cloud backups contain your Plan and Trash, including task names, selected days and times, colors, reminder settings, completion status, and related task identifiers. They also contain backup information such as the backup date and format version.
App preferences and Premium purchase entitlements are not included in these manual planner backups.
Backup and restore take place when you request them in the app. This feature does not continuously synchronize changes between devices. Creating a new backup replaces the previous backup used by the app in the same cloud account. Restoring a current-format backup replaces your local Plan and Trash with the saved versions.
To restore a backup, you must use the same account and cloud service used to create it. iCloud backups and Google Drive backups are separate and do not transfer automatically between Apple and Android devices.
Your backup is transferred between the app and Apple or Google using their services. It is not sent to a developer-operated server.
On Android, MyWeeklyPlanner requests access to its own Google Drive application data folder solely to create, locate, update, and retrieve your planner backup.
This permission does not grant the app access to your unrelated Google Drive documents, photos, or Gmail messages. Backup files are hidden from the normal Google Drive file list.
Google handles account selection and authorization. MyWeeklyPlanner does not receive your Google Account password. The app uses the authorization credentials supplied by Google to carry out the backup or restore you request.
Google user data is used only to provide these backup and restore features. It is not used for advertising, profiling, or training AI models.
MyWeeklyPlanner complies with the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements, and the applicable Google Workspace API user data requirements.
MyWeeklyPlanner uses local notifications to provide task reminders. Your device schedules and displays these reminders; notification delivery does not require sending your task information to us.
You can manage notification permissions in your device settings. Depending on those settings, task information may appear on your lock screen.
Task reminder settings are included in a cloud backup when you choose to create one.
MyWeeklyPlanner offers an optional one-time Premium purchase that allows you to add more tasks beyond the free version’s three-task limit.
Purchases are processed by Apple App Store or Google Play. MyWeeklyPlanner does not receive or store your payment card details or billing information.
The app uses purchase status and transaction information supplied by the relevant platform to unlock Premium, confirm ownership, and restore purchases. A Premium status record is stored locally on your device.
You can use the Restore Purchase option to check for an existing Premium purchase with the same store account used for the original purchase. Purchases are specific to the store where they were made and do not automatically transfer between Apple App Store and Google Play.
Restoring a planner backup does not restore or transfer a Premium purchase.
Apple and Google process information needed to operate their account, cloud storage, authorization, and purchase services under their own privacy policies:
MyWeeklyPlanner does not display advertisements or use advertising networks such as Google AdMob.
The app does not use advertising identifiers or track users across other apps or websites.
Local planner data remains on your device until you delete it or remove the app’s locally stored data. Tasks moved to Trash remain there until permanently deleted.
Deleting a task locally, emptying Trash, or uninstalling the app does not automatically delete an existing manual cloud backup. Previously backed-up tasks may remain in that backup until it is replaced or deleted.
To update a cloud backup after deleting tasks, create a new backup using the same cloud account. To replace it with an empty planner, remove all tasks from both Plan and Trash and then create a new backup. This replaces the saved planner content; it does not delete the backup file itself.
You can also use the cloud-data management controls available from Apple or Google. For Google Drive, hidden application data can be managed through Google Drive’s settings. Available iCloud data-management options depend on Apple’s services and your device.
You may revoke MyWeeklyPlanner’s Google Account access through your Google Account settings. Revoking access prevents future authorized access but should not be treated as confirmation that an existing backup has been deleted.
Separate device or operating-system backups may retain app data according to your device settings and the backup provider’s policies. Deleting planner data does not delete purchase records held by Apple or Google.
If you contact us by email, we receive your email address and any information you choose to include. We use this information to respond to your request and retain it only as long as necessary to handle your inquiry or meet applicable legal obligations.
Please avoid including sensitive task information in support messages.
MyWeeklyPlanner does not knowingly collect personal information from children through developer-operated services. Optional cloud features use the Apple or Google Account available to the user and are subject to the provider’s account requirements.
If you believe a child has provided personal information to us by email, please contact us so we can address it.
We may update this Privacy Policy if the app’s features or data practices change. Updates will be published on this page with a revised effective date.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact:
contact.bny.mby@gmail.com