Last updated July 17, 2026
The short version: Procrastibly does not collect any of your data. There is nothing to disclose, because there is nothing we receive.
Everything you write in Procrastibly — the text of each item, any detail you add, and when you wrote it — is stored only on your own device, using Apple's on‑device SwiftData storage. It never leaves your phone or Mac.
Nothing. Procrastibly has no account, no sign‑in, and no server of any kind. We have no way to see what you write, how often you open the app, or who you are. There is no analytics library, no advertising SDK, and no tracking of any kind built into the app.
Procrastibly does not share data with anyone, because it does not collect any to share. It does not integrate with any third‑party service.
A future version may add optional sync through Apple's iCloud, so your items can move between your own devices. If that ships, it will travel only through your personal iCloud account via Apple's CloudKit — never through a server we operate — and this page will be updated to describe it before that version is released.
Procrastibly is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect information from anyone, including children, because it does not collect information at all.
Questions about this policy: leave a note in an App Store review, or reach out on X once we're live there.