Effective date: 29 August 2026
TabletTick is developed and operated by Matthew Saville. This Privacy Policy explains how TabletTick handles information when you use the app.
TabletTick has been designed with privacy in mind. Your medication information is stored locally on your device, and TabletTick does not require you to create an account.
When you use TabletTick, you may enter information including medication names, doses, quantities, instructions, schedules and reminder times. TabletTick also records whether scheduled medication has been marked as Taken, Skipped or Missed.
This information is stored locally on your device. TabletTick does not transmit your medication information to TabletTick servers.
TabletTick does not currently provide or require user accounts.
TabletTick does not currently provide TabletTick-operated cloud storage, cloud backup or synchronisation of your medication information between devices.
TabletTick does not use advertising or tracking technologies.
TabletTick does not currently use analytics to collect information about how you use the app, and your medication information is not sold to advertisers or other companies.
TabletTick uses local notifications on your device to provide medication reminders.
Notifications may contain information such as the name of a medication, its dose and medication instructions. Depending on your iPhone notification settings, this information may be visible on your Lock Screen, in Notification Centre or in notification banners.
You can control how TabletTick notifications are displayed through your iPhone's notification settings.
TabletTick does not use a TabletTick server to send medication reminders.
TabletTick keeps medication history for today and the previous 30 calendar days.
Taken, Skipped and Missed records are retained during this period. Older medication-history records are automatically removed by the app.
If you delete a medication, future reminders and pending records associated with that medication are removed or cancelled. Completed Taken, Skipped or Missed records may remain in your History until the end of the 31-day retention period. The medication name may remain with these completed records so that your History remains understandable.
TabletTick may occasionally ask whether you would like to leave a review.
Information used by TabletTick to determine when to show this request is stored locally on your device and is not transmitted by TabletTick. If you choose to leave a review, TabletTick uses Apple's native App Store review system.
You can delete individual medications from within TabletTick. As explained above, completed medication-history records may remain until the end of the 31-day history-retention period.
TabletTick does not currently provide user accounts, so there is no TabletTick account to delete.
Removing the app from your device may also remove locally stored TabletTick data, subject to the behaviour of your device and any operating-system backup or restoration services.
TabletTick relies on Apple and iOS functionality for services such as local notifications and the native App Store review process. Your use of Apple services is also subject to Apple's applicable terms and privacy practices.
TabletTick may also use third-party development and distribution services to build and distribute the app. These services are not used by TabletTick to store or process your medication information as part of the app's normal operation.
TabletTick does not knowingly collect personal information from children through an account, server or online service operated by TabletTick. Medication information entered into the app is stored locally on the device.
This Privacy Policy may be updated if TabletTick's features or data-handling practices change. Any updated version will be published on this page with a revised effective date.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or TabletTick's privacy practices, you can contact:
Matthew Saville
TabletTick
Email: tablettickapp@gmail.com