Privacy Policy

What stays on your device

• Alarms and settings — times, repeat days, labels, sounds, missions and app settings.
• Wake-up history — for each morning: when the alarm was stopped and when it was due, how long stopping took, whether it was snoozed and how often, which missions it asked for, whether they were cleared, what each mission was set to and how it went, which alarm it was and the time zone you were in. It powers the weekly chart, the streak and the history, and is kept for two years.
• Camera — the Snap, Squats, Push-ups, Eyes Open and Scan missions read camera frames on the device to check that you are up. Frames are never saved or sent.
• Barcodes — the Scan mission keeps the content of the code you register, and the label you give it, with your alarm settings. Scanned codes are compared on the device and never sent.
• Motion — shakes, steps and tilt are read on the device for the Shake, Walk and Tilt Maze missions, and not sent.
• Notifications — the notice before an alarm, the wake-up check and the bedtime reminder are scheduled on the device from your own alarms. Their times are not sent.

The app asks for each permission only when a feature needs it. You can change them at any time in the iPhone Settings app. Deleting Unsnoozy deletes this data.

Usage statistics (Google Analytics for Firebase)

To understand how the app is used and improve it, Unsnoozy sends events to Google Analytics for Firebase, a service of Google. These describe what happens in the app, not who you are:

• alarms being saved, switched, skipped or deleted, with details such as the hour, the number of repeat days and how many alarms you have;
• alarms ringing, snoozes, and missions started, cleared or quit, with the mission type and the seconds it took to get up;
• wake-up checks answered or missed, the bedtime reminder being switched on or opened, and history being viewed;
• screens viewed, permission answers, onboarding progress, purchases, restores and subscriptions, and consent choices for ads;
• your chosen language and appearance, and whether you have made a purchase.

Firebase also collects some information automatically, such as the device model, iOS and app version, an approximate country derived from the IP address, and an app instance identifier generated for this installation.

The app never sends alarm labels, camera images, scanned codes, alarm identifiers or your device’s advertising identifier.

Where the law requires consent for this measurement (for example in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland), statistics are stored only if you consent through the consent form described below.

Advertising (Google AdMob)

Unsnoozy is supported by ads served through Google AdMob. To show ads and measure them, the Google Mobile Ads SDK may collect information such as your IP address (used to estimate general location), device identifiers, the ads you have seen and interacted with, and crash and performance data.

Ads are limited to content suitable for general audiences.

Unsnoozy does not ask for permission to track you across other companies’ apps and websites, so the app does not give Google or advertisers access to your device’s advertising identifier (IDFA).

Where the law requires it, a consent form from Google’s User Messaging Platform asks for your choices before ads are personalised or statistics are stored. You can change those choices later under Ad privacy settings in the app.

Purchases

Missions and subscriptions are bought through Apple’s App Store. Apple handles payment; we never see your payment details, name or Apple Account. The app only learns what you own, so it can unlock it, and records a purchase in Google Analytics as described above.

Mission statistics

The mission store can show figures such as how many people use each mission. The app downloads these as an anonymous, aggregated file from our server at nicotlab.com (Firebase Hosting); when the file carries no figures, none are shown. As with any web request, the server receives your IP address. Nothing about you is uploaded.

Google’s use of data

Google processes the data it receives under its own privacy policy. See Google Privacy Policy and How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services.

Children

Unsnoozy is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them.

Your choices and rights

• Change camera, motion, notification and alarm permissions in the iPhone Settings app.
• Change ad and measurement consent under Ad privacy settings in the app, where the consent form applies.
• Delete the app to remove everything it stored on your device.

Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct or delete personal data about you, or to object to its processing. Because Unsnoozy has no accounts, we hold nothing that identifies you directly; statistics are tied only to an app instance identifier. Contact us and we will help as far as we can.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with a new “Last updated” date.