Acordar Privacy Policy
Last updated: July 8, 2026
Acordar is provided by Sebastian Gralikowski ("we", "us", or "our"). This Privacy Policy explains how Acordar handles information when you use the iOS app.
Summary
Acordar is designed as a local-first alarm and wake-up challenge app. The current app does not require an account, does not use ads, does not use analytics SDKs, does not use third-party crash reporting SDKs, and does not send your alarm, camera, challenge, streak, or history data to our servers.
Information Stored On Your Device
Acordar stores the following app data locally on your device:
- Alarm settings, including alarm time, repeat days, label, enabled state, wake window, lock window, challenge type, target rep count, and the local identifier used to manage the matching iOS AlarmKit alarm.
- Wake attempt history, including scheduled time, start time, completion time, success or failure status, completed rep count, and failure reason.
- Streak summary, including current streak, best streak, last successful day, and last attempt day.
- Local app preferences, such as whether onboarding has been completed.
This data is stored using Apple's local device storage APIs. It remains on your device unless you delete it, uninstall the app, or your device backup settings copy app data into backups managed by Apple.
Camera And Pose Processing
Acordar asks for camera permission so it can count push-ups or squats during a wake-up challenge. Camera frames are processed on device using Apple's camera and Vision frameworks.
Acordar does not save or upload:
- Raw camera frames
- Photos
- Videos
- Face identity
- Biometric identity
- Body measurements
- Weight
- Location
Pose information is used during the active challenge to count movement. The app stores only challenge metadata, such as challenge type, target reps, completed reps, status, and timestamps.
Alarm Permission
Acordar asks for AlarmKit permission so it can schedule native iOS alarms. The app stores local alarm settings and the local AlarmKit identifier needed to update, stop, or cancel those alarms.
Alarm delivery and system alarm presentation are handled by iOS and AlarmKit. Apple's handling of iOS system services is governed by Apple's own privacy policies and settings.
Permissions Used
Acordar currently requests these permissions:
- AlarmKit: used to schedule and manage wake-up alarms.
- Camera: used to count push-up or squat challenges on device.
Acordar does not request location, contacts, microphone, photo library, HealthKit, Bluetooth, or tracking permission in the current app.
Data Sharing
The current app does not transmit your Acordar app data to us or to third-party partners. We do not sell personal data. We do not share personal data for advertising or tracking.
If you contact us for support outside the app, we will receive the information you choose to send, such as your email address and message content, and will use it only to respond to your request unless we tell you otherwise.
Retention And Deletion
Local app data remains on your device until you delete it. You can delete Acordar's local alarms, wake attempts, and streak data from the app's Settings screen by using "Delete all data." This also cancels scheduled Acordar alarms where possible.
You can also remove local app data by uninstalling Acordar. Device backups may keep copies according to your Apple/iCloud backup settings, which Acordar does not control.
Children
Acordar is not directed to children under 13. The app does not knowingly collect personal information from children.
Changes To This Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy if the app changes or legal requirements change. If we add accounts, analytics, crash reporting, backend services, advertising, subscriptions, or new permissions, this policy and the App Store privacy details should be reviewed and updated before release.
Contact
For privacy questions or deletion requests that cannot be handled inside the app, contact us at:
hubaipl91@gmail.com
App Store Privacy Summary
Based on the current app source, Acordar does not transmit user data off the device to the developer or third parties. If that remains true at submission time, the expected App Store privacy label is:
- Data collected: None
- Data used to track users: No
- Third-party advertising: No
- Analytics: No