Privacy policy: Mood Days: Mood Journal

Effective 2026-10-14. Provider: Plain Apps, Residenzstr. 5, 80333 Munich, Germany, plainapps@tuta.com.

In short

Mood Days does not collect, transmit or share personal data. Your journal (moods, activities, notes, photos, goals, reminders and settings) stays on your phone. The app has no account, no ads, no analytics and no crash reporting. The Android app has no internet permission, and the iPhone app makes no network requests.

What the app stores

The entries you make (date and time, mood, activities, title, note and up to three photos per entry), your moods, activities, goals, reminder times and settings, in the app's own storage on your phone. If you turn on automatic backup, the app keeps the folder you chose and the backup password in your phone's keychain (iPhone) or keystore (Android), so that backups can run on their own. Deleting an entry deletes it and its photos from the app. Uninstalling the app removes everything it stored; it cannot remove copies you made yourself (backup files, exports) or that your phone's own backup holds.

Permissions

Notifications: only if you turn on a reminder; reminders say "How was your day?" or your own text, never anything from your journal. Camera: only when you choose "Take photo". Face ID, fingerprint or your phone's passcode: only if you turn on the lock; the phone checks them, the app never sees them. Photos you choose come through your phone's own photo picker, which gives the app only the photo you pick. The app does not use the microphone, location, contacts, Apple Health or Health Connect.

Backups, exports and imports

"Back up now", "Export CSV" and "PDF report" create a file and hand it to the place you pick in the share sheet. Automatic backup writes a backup file into the folder you chose (for example in iCloud Drive or on your phone), at most once a day, encrypted with a password unless you switch encryption off; without encryption, anyone who can open that folder can read your journal. Once a file is in another app or service (a cloud drive, e-mail, a messenger), that provider's rules apply, not this policy. "Restore" and "Import from Daylio" read only the file you pick.

Widgets

The home-screen and Lock Screen widgets show the faces of your moods and, unless the lock is on, today's colour and how many days in a row you have logged. That information stays on your phone.

Phone backups

Android: the app's data is excluded from Google's cloud backup. Moving to a new phone with Android's own transfer (cable or wireless) may copy it; that is a feature of Android. iPhone: if you back up your iPhone to iCloud or a computer, that backup may include this app's data, like any app's; you control it in your phone's settings.

Children, ads, sharing of data

The app is not directed at children, contains no ads and shares no data with anyone.

Your rights

Because the app collects no personal data, the provider holds nothing about you to access, correct or delete. Contact: plainapps@tuta.com. You may complain to your data-protection authority.

Not medical advice

Mood Days is a personal journal, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. For medical advice, talk to a doctor or another healthcare professional.

Changes

Changes will be posted here and in the app.