TidyTidy · Legal

TidyTidy Privacy Policy

1. The short version

TidyTidy runs entirely on your device. We do not collect, upload, sell, or share your photos, usage data, or personal data. There are no user accounts, advertising, analytics, or ad trackers. Your photo library never leaves your iPhone through TidyTidy. The single exception to “nothing leaves your device” is the optional invite feature, which stores an invite code in iCloud — never a photo — and is described in section 4.

2. What the App accesses

Your photo library (with your permission). When you grant Photos access, TidyTidy reads your photos and their thumbnails through Apple’s PhotoKit so you can review, favorite, organize into albums, and delete them. The iOS Photos app remains the source of truth: deletions go to Recently Deleted (recoverable for 30 days), and favorites are mirrored as Apple Favorites. You can change or revoke this access at any time in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos → TidyTidy.

3. What the App stores

All of the following is stored only on your device (in the app’s local storage). We do not operate servers; the only off-device record the App ever creates is the invite code in section 4.

You can clear this at any time with Settings → Reset review progress, or by deleting the App.

4. Invite codes (optional)

TidyTidy lets you invite friends. Your invite code is a random 8-character string generated on your device. When you open the invite screen, or when a friend enters your code after installing the App, TidyTidy stores a small record in the App’s Apple iCloud (CloudKit) public database: the invite code and Apple’s anonymous, app-specific account identifier (the CloudKit “user record ID”). That is all it contains — no photos, no names, no email address, nothing about your library or how you use the App. It exists so the person who sent the invite receives their bonus credits and so each Apple Account can use an invite code once. Writing this record requires being signed in to iCloud on the device; the person who uses a code receives nothing.

Because we can read these records in Apple’s CloudKit console, the App’s App Store privacy label lists Identifiers (User ID) — not linked to you, not used for tracking. If you never open the invite screen and never enter a code, no such record is created. To have your record removed, email hello@pulseandpurpose.net with your invite code.

5. What we do not do

6. No analytics or tracking

TidyTidy does not collect analytics or usage data. It does not send app launches, organizing actions, photo counts, device identifiers, or advertising identifiers to us or to an analytics provider.

7. Subscriptions and Apple

TidyTidy offers optional auto-renewing Plus and Unlimited subscriptions with monthly and yearly billing options. All payments are processed by Apple through your Apple Account. We never receive your payment details. Subscription status is verified on your device via Apple’s StoreKit. Apple’s handling of your purchase is governed by Apple’s Privacy Policy.

8. Optional feedback

If you choose to email us at hello@pulseandpurpose.net, we will receive the message you send and your email address, and we use them only to respond to you. We do not add you to any mailing list.

9. Children’s privacy

TidyTidy is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect any personal information from anyone.

10. Your controls

Because everything is on-device, you are in full control: manage Photos access in iOS Settings, manage or cancel your subscription in iOS Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions, and remove all app data by deleting the App.

11. Changes to this policy

If we ever change this policy we will update the date above and post the new version at this URL. Material changes will be reflected in an app update.

12. Contact

APRIL’S CHOICE LLC (doing business as Pulse and Purpose)
Questions about privacy? Email hello@pulseandpurpose.net and we’ll respond promptly.