Privacy Policy

Last updated: 27 July 2026

DailyWall works in a simple way: what you write stays on your device. There is no account to create, nothing to register with us, and no identifier following you around. Below is a plain account of where your data lives and the one case in which anything leaves your device.

In short: no accounts, no tracking, no advertising, no analytics. Your notes live on your device and in your own iCloud account, where we cannot reach them. The only thing that ever leaves your device is the single line you type when you use smart add.

Who is responsible

DailyWall is developed and published by Serkan Kaplan. For any privacy question: hello@tigrisgames.app

Data that stays on your device

Your notes, drawings, lists, categories, wall preferences and settings are held only in your device's own storage. We have no access to this data; it is not sent to us.

iCloud sync

If iCloud is switched on, your walls sync to your other devices and are backed up through Apple's iCloud infrastructure. That data sits in the private area of your own iCloud account. As the developer we cannot read, list or download it. If iCloud is off, the feature quietly disables itself and the app carries on working.

This data is governed by Apple's own privacy terms: apple.com/legal/privacy

Smart add (AI)

When you type a sentence like "dentist tomorrow at 2pm", the app turns it into a date, a time and items. This happens in one of two ways:

On your device. If your device supports Apple Intelligence, the whole thing happens on your phone and no data leaves it.
Through a server. If your device does not (which today includes every iPhone set to Turkish), the line you typed is sent to our Cloudflare Worker and from there to OpenAI's API.

On the server path, these are the only things sent:

Sent	What for
The line you typed (max 500 characters)	The text to be parsed
The current date and time	To know which day "tomorrow" is
Your time zone	Same reason
Your device's language code (e.g. "en")	So the answer comes back in the same language
Your category names (e.g. "Shopping")	So it can suggest the right category

Not sent: your name, email, Apple Account, device identifier, IDFA/advertising identifier, location, contacts, photos, your other notes, or any number that could identify you. The request is anonymous; the server does not know who made it.

Our server stores none of this — there is no database and the body is not logged. The text stays in memory for the length of the request, the answer comes back, and that is the end of it. OpenAI acts as our sub-processor and handles the data under their API terms: openai.com/policies/privacy-policy

If you would rather not use this at all, simply do not use smart add — when you write your notes yourself, nothing leaves your device.

Photos

DailyWall never writes to your photo library on its own, and never deletes anything. Only when you press "Save to Photos" does it add the wall image it generated to its own "DailyWall" album. It does not read your existing photos.

If you choose one of your own photos as a wall, a copy of that image is kept inside the app's own storage and stays there.

Subscriptions and payment

Subscriptions are handled by Apple through the App Store. We never see or store your card details, name or billing address. The app receives only whether your subscription is currently active.

Tracking, analytics and advertising

None. DailyWall contains no analytics tool, no crash reporter, no ad network and no third-party tracking SDK. As declared in the app's App Privacy details, we do not track you across apps or devices.

Notifications

Reminders are scheduled with your device's own local notification system. Reminder content is never sent to a server.

Children

DailyWall is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect data from anyone under 13. Since there is no account, the app does not know who is using it.

Exercising your rights

Because we hold no record of you, there is no account data to delete or export. You can remove everything on your device by deleting the app; for the iCloud copy, use Settings → Apple Account → iCloud on your iPhone. You are still welcome to write to hello@tigrisgames.app with any request.

Changes

If we update this policy we will change the date at the top. If anything materially changes about how the app handles data, we will say so inside the app as well.