How Innerday handles your information

Last updated 1 October 2026

This page covers the Innerday app for iPhone, this website (getinnerday.app) and the Innerday waitlist.

The short version

No account. Innerday has no sign-up and no login of its own.
No tracking. The app has no analytics, no advertising and no tracking of any kind.
Your content stays yours. What you keep in Innerday lives on your iPhone. We have no servers that receive it, so we never see it.

What stays on your iPhone

Everything you add to Innerday, including memories, notes, journals, photos, videos, voice notes, files, links and records, is stored on your iPhone.

Living Space is protected by your iPhone's own data protection, like your other apps.
Private Space is also encrypted by Innerday itself. It opens with Face ID, your passcode, a PIN, a password or a phrase, depending on how you set it up.
Your Recovery Key is 12 words shown to you once. Only you have it. We never see it and can't recover it for you.

Backups

Backups are optional, and they go to a place you choose:

iCloud, Google Drive or Dropbox, signed in with your own account. Innerday stores its backup there and reads and writes only its own backup files. On Google Drive it uses a hidden app folder that only Innerday can access. When you sign in, Google or Dropbox shares your account name and email address with the app, as part of signing in. Innerday doesn't use them, and they aren't sent to us.
A backup file you save yourself, for example to Files.

Backups are encrypted on your iPhone before they're uploaded, with keys that come from your Recovery Key. We can't read them, and neither can the cloud provider. The provider can see that backup files exist, along with their sizes and when they changed. How Apple, Google and Dropbox handle your account is covered by their own privacy policies.

Things Innerday does over the internet

Link previews: when you save a link, your iPhone fetches that page once to show its title and picture. The website sees an ordinary visit from your iPhone.
Backups: only to the place you chose, as described above.
Purchases: Premium is bought through Apple. We don't see your payment details. Apple tells the app only whether you're subscribed.

Nothing else is sent anywhere.

Permissions

Innerday asks for a permission only when you use the feature that needs it:

Camera: when you take a photo or video in the app.
Microphone and speech recognition: when you record a voice note or speak a journal entry. Speech becomes text on your iPhone, and the recording isn't kept.
Photos: to save a photo to your library, or to remove originals from Photos when you choose Move.
Face ID: to unlock Private Space.

Crash reports

If you've chosen to share analytics with app developers in your iPhone's settings, Apple may send us anonymous crash reports. They contain technical details about the crash, never your content.

Deleting your information

Deleting the app removes everything Innerday stored on your iPhone. To remove a backup as well, delete it from the cloud service or the place you saved it. We hold no copy, so there's nothing for us to delete.

Children

Innerday isn't directed at children and doesn't knowingly collect information from anyone.

This website

This site uses no cookies, no advertising and no tracking scripts, and it loads nothing from Google. Our fonts are served from this site.

The site is hosted by Cloudflare. Like any web host, Cloudflare handles basic technical information, such as your IP address and browser type, to deliver the site and protect it from abuse.

Joining the waitlist

If you join, we keep the email address you give us. That's the only thing joining asks for.

What it's for: Innerday beta and launch updates, and nothing else.
What we don't do: no newsletters, no sharing, no advertising. We never sell it.
Where it's kept: with Loops, the service we use to send these emails.

Applying for the beta

After joining, you can choose to answer a few questions to apply for the beta: which iPhone and iOS version you use, which apps you use today, what you'd use Innerday for, whether you're comfortable testing, and anything that frustrates you about the apps you use now.

What it's for: choosing who to invite to each beta round.
What we don't ask: no age, gender, location or anything else personal.
Where it's kept: with your email, at Loops.

Leaving the list

Every email we send has an unsubscribe link. If you'd like your address and any beta answers removed completely, reply to any email from us and we'll delete them.

Contact

Questions about privacy: hello@getinnerday.app.

Changes

If this page changes, we'll update it here and change the date at the top.