Privacy Policy

Limi is a personal overview of your habits and what they cost. You log what you want to track (cigarettes, coffee, time on social media, water or anything of your own), and the app works out amounts, money and trends. It doesn't judge and doesn't recommend anything.

The core principle: your entries are processed only by your own devices. They are never sent to my server. Limi has no account and no ads. The only things that reach a server are the anonymous daily counts described in section 10 and whatever you send yourself in the survey or the support chat (section 9).

Everything is stored only on the device, in the app's shared storage (App Group) so that widgets on your iPhone can read it too. I have no access to this data and I am not its controller.

What you track is up to you. Some habits may reveal information about health or sex life (special categories of data under Art. 9 GDPR). They are treated like everything else: they stay on the device and, optionally, in your iCloud, and go nowhere else.

You can mark a habit as private. It then doesn't appear in widgets, Control Center, on Apple Watch or in Siri, and is never sent to the watch.

Sync is optional and is turned on in the app's Settings (Limi Plus). Data is then copied to your private iCloud database (CloudKit) at Apple, signed in with your Apple Account. I can't see this database and have no access to it. Processing is governed by iCloud's terms. The app works without iCloud and offline.

The watch receives only today's habit status (without private habits) directly from the iPhone via Apple Watch Connectivity, without a server. Widgets, Control Center controls and Siri and Shortcuts actions run on the iPhone and read the same local data. Siri voice requests are processed by Apple under its own policies.

Reminders, the evening fill-in and the weekly summary are local notifications: iOS schedules them right on your iPhone, with no server and no push service. Tapping a button in a notification (also on Apple Watch) records the entry only on your iPhone. The “Good to know” card only links to public sources (WHO, EFSA and others). Their website opens only when you tap the link, and the app passes nothing to it.

Connecting to Health is optional, part of Limi Plus and turned on for each habit separately. The app then reads only the type you choose for that habit: steps, exercise minutes, mindful minutes or water intake. It writes nothing to Health and reads nothing else from it.

Daily totals from Health are stored only in a local file on the iPhone that is excluded from backup. They are not synced via iCloud, not sent to any server, not used for advertising and not shared with anyone. The watch receives only today's total, directly via Apple Watch Connectivity. You can revoke access at any time in iPhone Settings → Privacy & Security → Health → Limi.

CSV export is created on the iPhone. Where you send or save the file is your decision.

Limi Plus is bought via Apple In-App Purchase, as a subscription or a one-time purchase. Only Apple sees payment details. The app verifies purchases directly with Apple (StoreKit), without other third-party services and without a user account.

The survey in Settings is optional: it asks how you heard about the app, why you use it, what kind of habits you track (you can answer “I'd rather not say”), what helps you and how the app feels to you. It never asks about specific habits, amounts or money. Answers are stored in Firestore with only the app version and language, without an identifier or e-mail. If you want to be contacted, the support chat opens with your answers pre-filled and the e-mail you enter yourself, and section 4 of the general part applies.

Support chat works as described in section 4 of the general part. The app never attaches your habits or entries; only what you type is sent. If you share sensitive details in the chat (for example about your health), I will use them only to handle your request and delete them on request.

To improve the app, it sends daily counts: how often each screen was shown, on which screen the app went to the background, and how often the Limi Plus offer was shown and for which feature it ended in a purchase. Only these totals are sent, without any user or device identifier and without habit names, amounts, money or any other content of your entries. They are stored in Firestore (Google/Firebase, region europe-west3) and cannot be linked to a specific person.

Delete entries, habits and goals directly in the app. Deleting the app removes everything on the device. Delete iCloud data in iPhone Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Manage Storage → Limi. If you contact me through support, section 4 of the general part applies to your message. I keep survey answers and support tickets for at most 24 months. You can ask for earlier deletion under section 7 of the general part.

Write via Support.