Privacy Policy

1. How planning data is stored

Content you create in the app — calendars, events, goals, habits, notes, People records, map places, and similar material — is user-created data. To sync that data across your signed-in devices and to run optional integrations, we store it on our servers. The app also keeps a local cache on your device so it can work when you are offline. Authentication credentials are stored in secure device storage where the operating system supports it.

Selected journal fields are encrypted at rest with keys we hold: event notes, event location text, invitees, goal descriptions, contact notes, interaction titles and descriptions, map-place notes, and Google Calendar sync tokens. Event titles, times, names, email addresses, and phone numbers remain stored in a form the Service can process so search, Google Calendar sync, Partner Access, and the app can function. Some app-only details are also stored in a form the Service can process, including People names attached to a single occurrence of a repeating event and People names kept so they survive disconnecting a calendar. Newly created or updated events do not store photos on our servers. Older accounts may still have previously stored event-photo data until it is overwritten or the account is deleted.

This is not end-to-end encryption. Post-Mission Planner and the infrastructure providers that host the Service (including our cloud hosting provider, which hosts the database) can technically access stored account data. Device-local caches are protected by your device and iOS settings and remain until you sign out, delete the app, clear the relevant feature, or erase the device. Notifications may show event titles, times, locations, or reminders on the lock screen depending on your notification settings.

2. Information we collect

• Account and identity. Name, email address, password hash, timezone, account identifiers, authentication records, session information, and records of which policy versions you accepted. If you sign in with Apple or Google, that provider may give us a verified identifier, name, email address, or an Apple private-relay address.
• User-created planning data. Calendars, events, locations, invitees, goals, habits, recurrence, reminders, categories, settings, notes, People records, contact details, addresses, tags, relationship history, saved map places, dropped pins (including latitude and longitude), and other content you enter, import, or synchronize.
• Map and location. If you grant location permission while using Map, we may process your precise location only while the app is in the foreground, so the map can center or re-center on you. We do not use background location or advertising identifiers. If you geocode a People address, the address text is processed on your device; coordinates may be cached locally. Saved map places and dropped pins store the latitude and longitude values you selected.
• Information about other people. You may add or import another person's name, contact details, addresses, event participation, relationship notes, and interaction history. That person may not have a Post-Mission Planner account.
• Integrations. Provider account identifiers, email addresses, authorization scopes, encrypted authorization credentials, sync status, source calendar identifiers, calendar-feed URLs, and the calendar content needed to run an integration you enable.
• Purchases. Apple processes payment. RevenueCat receives account-linked purchaser identifiers, product and entitlement status, transaction environment, purchase dates, and restoration or revocation status. We do not receive full payment-card numbers.
• Service logs. IP address, timestamp, request route with sensitive query values excluded, response status, authentication or security events, and limited device, operating-system, browser, or app-version information sent with requests.
• Support. Your email address and the content of messages you send us.

3. Optional integrations

These features run only if you enable them and grant the relevant permission.

• Apple Calendar and Reminders. With permission, the app reads or writes the calendars and reminders you select, using Apple's on-device frameworks. You control access in iOS Settings.
• Apple Contacts. With permission, the app reads contacts available under your iOS permission to present an import review. Only contacts you select are copied to your account. Granting permission does not upload your entire address book.
• Map. The app may ask for location when you open Map or tap My Location. That is foreground use only: to center the map while you are using it. It is not background location, not App Tracking Transparency tracking, and not used for advertising.
• Google Calendar. If you connect Google, we receive the identity, scopes, tokens, and calendar content needed to list, import, synchronize, or write events according to your settings. OAuth credentials are encrypted at rest. You can disconnect in the app and revoke access in your Google account.
• Calendar feeds and files. If you provide a Canvas or other iCalendar feed URL or an .ics file, we process that URL or file and the events it contains. A feed URL can act like a secret link; treat it accordingly.
• Partner Access. If an account sponsors Full Access for another account, we process the invitation, email address, relationship status, cooldown, and entitlement records. While Partner Access is active, both accounts share their planner calendars, including event titles, times, locations, and notes. Google Calendar, Apple device calendars and reminders, and subscribed iCalendar feeds are not shared through Partner Access.

4. Sources of information

We receive information from you; from the app, website, and servers when you use them; from Apple, Google, RevenueCat, and calendar providers you enable; from someone who includes you in an event or a Partner Access invitation; and from files or feed URLs you provide.

5. How we use information

• Provide accounts, planning features, offline use, synchronization, integrations, purchases, and support;
• Authenticate users and protect accounts, providers, and infrastructure from fraud, abuse, and security threats;
• Diagnose errors and keep the Service reliable;
• Handle account deletion, privacy requests, provider disconnection, and purchase restoration;
• Enforce our Terms, comply with law, and establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

We do not sell personal information. We do not use private planning content to serve ads, build advertising profiles, or track you across other companies' apps or websites. We do not use Google user data, calendar content, private planning content, or contact information to train generalized artificial-intelligence or machine-learning models.

6. Sensitive planning content

Spiritual goals can reveal religious or philosophical beliefs. Physical goals, habits, event details, reminders, locations, and notes can reveal health or other sensitive information. We process that information only when you enter or connect it, and only to provide, secure, support, or legally comply in connection with the Service. Basic planning features do not require you to enter sensitive details.

Where the law requires explicit consent for sensitive data, we request it when you access your account. You may withdraw consent for future optional processing by removing the content or integration, deleting your account, or contacting us. Withdrawal does not undo processing already performed lawfully and may disable the related features.

7. Google API data

Post-Mission Planner's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Google user data is used only to provide or improve the user-facing integration, maintain security, comply with law, or perform another use expressly permitted by that policy. Humans do not read Google user data unless you give affirmative permission for a specific support or security purpose, it is necessary for security or abuse investigation, or applicable law requires it.

8. Legal bases for EEA and UK users

Where the GDPR or UK GDPR applies, we rely on:

• Contract. Processing needed to create your account and deliver the features you request;
• Legitimate interests. Proportionate processing for security, fraud prevention, support, and reliability, where those interests are not overridden by your rights;
• Consent. Optional integrations, sensitive categories where explicit consent is required, and other processing for which we specifically request consent;
• Legal obligation and legal claims. Processing required by law or reasonably necessary to establish, exercise, or defend claims.

9. When we disclose information

• Infrastructure and processors. Our cloud hosting provider and associated database infrastructure host the backend and stored account content. Resend delivers account emails. RevenueCat processes purchase entitlements. Apple and Google process information when you use their authentication, store, device, or calendar services. Each receives only what it needs for its function.
• Partner Access. While a partnership is active, each partner can see the other account's planner-calendar event titles, times, locations, and notes. Google Calendar, Apple device calendars or reminders, and subscribed iCalendar feeds are not included.
• At your direction. Information is sent to a provider when you connect, sync, write to, or otherwise use that provider.
• Safety and legal process. We may preserve or disclose information when reasonably necessary to comply with law or valid legal process, protect rights and safety, investigate abuse, or secure the Service.
• Business transaction. Information may transfer in a merger, financing, acquisition, bankruptcy, reorganization, or sale of the Service, subject to applicable law and continued protection of the information.

We do not disclose private planning content to data brokers, advertisers, or advertising networks.

10. Retention and deletion

We keep active account information and synchronized content while the account is open and as needed to provide the Service. Sign-in challenges expire within minutes. Password-reset links expire after one hour. Operational and security logs are kept only as long as reasonably needed for security, troubleshooting, legal compliance, and disputes. Support messages are kept while needed to resolve the request and keep an appropriate record.

When you delete your account through Settings → Account → Delete Account, we delete the account and associated content from the active database and request deletion of the associated RevenueCat subscriber record. Provider backups and operational logs may retain limited copies for a restricted period under those providers' schedules. Those copies are isolated from ordinary use and are deleted or overwritten on that schedule unless the law requires preservation. Deleting the app from your phone does not delete the server account.

After you delete an event, goal, contact, interaction, or map place, a tombstone record remains so other devices can sync the deletion. Selected journal-style fields on those tombstones (notes, descriptions, location text, invitees, and similar) are scrubbed after 90 days. Tombstone rows themselves are not removed, because removing them would break deletion sync across devices.

We do not promise indefinite retention. If the Service or its servers are permanently discontinued, server-stored information may become unavailable and may be deleted. Where reasonably practicable, we will try to provide notice, but notice may not be possible.

11. Security

We use technical and organizational safeguards, including transport encryption, password hashing, account access controls, and encryption at rest for Google Calendar OAuth credentials and for selected journal fields listed in Section 1.

Because we hold the encryption keys for those journal fields, and because titles, times, names, emails, and phone numbers are stored in processable form, this is not end-to-end encryption. Humans do not read your private planning content except as needed to operate or secure the Service, to investigate abuse or a security incident, to handle a support request you have made, or as required by law. Authorized personnel and processors receive only the information needed for those functions.

No method of transmission or storage is completely secure. We cannot guarantee that unauthorized access, loss, or disclosure will never occur.

12. Your rights and choices

Depending on your location, you may have rights to:

• Access and receive a copy of personal information associated with you;
• Correct inaccurate personal information;
• Delete personal information, subject to lawful exceptions;
• Receive portable information where required;
• Restrict or object to certain processing;
• Withdraw consent for future processing where consent is the legal basis;
• Appeal a denied privacy request where applicable law provides that right;
• Use an authorized agent where applicable law permits it;
• Complain to the data-protection or consumer-protection authority in your jurisdiction.

To request access to or a portable copy of your account-owned planning data, email help@postmissionplanner.com from the email address on your account. Provider credentials are not included in an export. To delete your account, use Settings → Account → Delete Account in the app or email us. Describe the request and the account involved. We may verify your identity and an agent's authority before acting. If you are described in another user's contact or relationship records, contact us and we will evaluate the request while protecting that other user's rights. We will not discriminate against you for exercising a privacy right.

13. California disclosures

We collect the categories described in Section 2 for the purposes described in Section 5 and from the sources described in Section 4. We do not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. If California law applies, residents may submit applicable access, correction, deletion, portability, and opt-out requests by emailing us. We do not offer financial incentives for personal information.

14. International transfers

Information may be stored or processed in the United States and other countries where our processors operate. When legally required, we use an available transfer mechanism and related contractual or technical safeguards. The privacy laws of those countries may differ from those in your location.

15. Website tracking and cookies

We do not serve advertisements, use advertising trackers, or request App Tracking Transparency permission. The marketing website does not intentionally use advertising or analytics cookies. Hosting infrastructure may create basic operational and security logs.

16. Children

The Service is intended only for people who are at least 18. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided personal information, contact us so we can investigate and delete it where required.

17. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy and will post the revised version with a new date. Before a material change applies, we will provide reasonably conspicuous notice and request consent where required. We will not use previously collected information for a materially incompatible new purpose without the notice or consent required by law.

18. Contact

Post-Mission Planner is the operator responsible for the information described in this policy. Privacy questions, requests, or complaints may be sent to help@postmissionplanner.com.

1. What may count as consumer health data

Information becomes potentially health-related only when you choose to enter, import, or synchronize it. Depending on what you provide, that may include:

• Physical or mental-health goals, habits, routines, symptoms, appointments, treatments, medications, or related notes;
• Fitness, sleep, nutrition, wellness, or other behavioral activities and reminders;
• Calendar events, locations, contacts, or relationship records that identify or permit an inference about health services or health status;
• Dropped map pins and saved map places, including coordinates and notes you attach, if those notes or associated events describe health services or appointments;
• Other information you enter that identifies, describes, or permits an inference about past, present, or future physical or mental health.

We do not collect medical records from healthcare providers, biometric identifiers, or genetic data through a dedicated health sensor. The Map feature may process your precise location in the foreground as described in Section 2; that is not a health sensor and is not used for advertising.

2. Sources

We receive this information from you and from calendar, reminder, contact, file, or feed integrations you enable. Another user may also include information about you in that user's private planning content.

3. How we use it

We use consumer health data only to provide the planning, storage, synchronization, reminder, integration, security, support, deletion, and legal-compliance functions you request. We do not use it for advertising, data brokerage, eligibility decisions, profiling unrelated to the Service, or training generalized artificial-intelligence models. Humans do not read it except as described in Section 11 of the General Privacy Policy.

4. Disclosure and processors

We do not sell consumer health data. It may be processed by our cloud hosting provider and its associated database infrastructure to host and secure the Service. It may be sent to Apple, Google, or another calendar provider when you direct an integration to read or write that content. We may preserve or disclose information when required by law or reasonably necessary to protect rights, safety, and Service security.

If Partner Access is active, a partner can see planner-calendar event titles, times, locations, and notes, which may include health-related details you entered there. Google Calendar, Apple device calendars and reminders, and subscribed iCalendar feeds are not shared through Partner Access.

RevenueCat receives purchase and entitlement information and is not intended to receive calendar, goal, habit, note, contact, or health-related content. Resend receives account email addresses and the content of account emails, not private planning content.

5. Your choices and rights

You control whether to enter health-related planning content or connect a source that contains it. Depending on applicable law, you may request access, confirmation, correction, or deletion, or withdraw consent for future collection or disclosure. You may remove individual content, disconnect an integration, delete your account through Settings → Account → Delete Account, or email help@postmissionplanner.com.

We may need to verify your identity and an authorized agent's authority. If we deny a request, you may appeal by replying to the decision with "Privacy Appeal" in the subject line. You may also contact the appropriate consumer-protection authority, including the Washington State Attorney General where applicable.

6. Changes

We will disclose a new category or a materially different purpose before collecting, using, or disclosing consumer health data for that purpose, and we will obtain affirmative consent where the law requires it.

7. Contact

Questions and requests may be sent to help@postmissionplanner.com.