Privacy Policy

What Recurring keeps

• Routines — the name, icon and colour you pick, the interval, the reminder time, the mode (after done, on schedule or once) and any notes you write, such as a filter size or where you buy it.
• History — the dates you marked a routine done, with an optional note and, on a shared list, the name you typed for “done by”.
• Settings — your default reminder time, the app icon badge choice and similar preferences.

This is stored on the device in Core Data. The Recurring widgets read the same store on the same device; nothing is sent anywhere to draw them.

iCloud sync

If you are signed in to iCloud, your routines and history are synced between your own devices through Apple's CloudKit, in the private database of your iCloud account. Apple stores that data under Apple's privacy policy; moz6.com cannot open it. If you are not signed in to iCloud, everything stays on the one device.

Sharing with your household

You can invite people to a list using iCloud sharing. Everyone you invite can see and edit that list: its routines, notes and history, including the “done by” names. iCloud also shows participants each other's names as they appear in their Apple Accounts. Nothing is shared until you send an invitation, and you can remove people or stop sharing at any time from the Household screen. If you join someone else's list, it belongs to their iCloud and you can leave it there.

Notifications, widgets and Siri

Reminders are local notifications scheduled on your device. The Done, Tomorrow and In 3 days buttons on a reminder, the Done button on a widget and the “Mark as done” Siri shortcut all update the routine on the device itself. No push server is involved.

Recurring Pro purchases

Recurring Pro is bought through Apple; we never see your payment details. To check which purchase is active, the app uses the RevenueCat SDK, which receives an anonymous ID created by the app plus App Store receipt and transaction information. If you came from an Apple Search Ads campaign, Apple's AdServices attribution token is passed to RevenueCat as well; this does not use the advertising identifier (IDFA) and the app does not ask to track you. RevenueCat gives us aggregated purchase statistics. It never receives your routines, notes or history. See RevenueCat's privacy policy.

What Recurring does not collect

No account or sign-up, no location, contacts, photos or health data, no analytics, no advertising, no crash reporting service and no tracking. Health-related templates, such as a dentist check-up or an eye test, are only text you can edit; the app does not read Apple Health and does not give medical advice. We do not sell or share data.

Deleting your data

Delete a routine in the app to remove it and its history. Deleting Recurring removes the data on that device. To remove the iCloud copy, open Settings › your name › iCloud › Manage Account Storage › Recurring and delete its data. Because moz6.com holds nothing about you, there is nothing on our side to look up, export or erase.

Children, changes and contact

Recurring is meant for a general audience and is not directed at children. If this policy changes, the new version will appear on this page with a new date. Questions: [email protected].