Effective 5 October 2026
Due This Week collects almost nothing, and nothing about your children.
There is no account, no sign-up and no server of ours. The one thing that leaves your phone and is not Apple's is a record of your purchase, described under *Buying the app* below. Nothing you type or share into the app is sent anywhere.
What the app holds, and where. The children you name, the adults you name, the items on your list, and the documents you share in are stored on your device. If you have iCloud turned on, Apple's own private database syncs them between devices signed in to your Apple Account. We cannot see any of it: it is your Apple Account, not ours.
Documents you share in are read on your phone. When you share a PDF, an email or a photo into Due This Week, the app reads it using software built into iOS — including Apple's on-device language model where your device has one. The document does not leave your phone, and neither does anything read out of it.
Photos and the camera. Due This Week asks for a photo or the camera only when you choose to add one, and uses it only to read that document.
Notifications are scheduled by your device, from the items already on it. Nothing about them reaches us.
Buying the app. Payment is handled entirely by Apple; we never see your name, your email or your payment details. To check whether this phone has paid, the app uses RevenueCat, a company that verifies App Store purchases on our behalf. It receives what was bought, when, at what price and from which country's store, filed under a random identifier the app makes up for this purpose — not your Apple Account, and not linked to your name. Like any connection, it also carries your device's IP address, model, system version and language. It never receives your children's names, your items or any document. RevenueCat's own policy is at revenuecat.com/privacy. We also receive Apple's own anonymous sales reports.
No analytics, no trackers, no advertising. The app contains no analytics framework and no advertising identifier, and it does not track you. RevenueCat's is the only third-party code in it, and it is used only for the purchase. Apart from Apple's own services, the only network requests the app makes are the ones that check the purchase.
Children. Due This Week is for parents, not children, and is not directed at anyone under 13. The names you type are yours to type; we never see them.
Your rights. The only record about you kept outside your own devices is the purchase record above, and it is not linked to your name. To have it deleted, write to the address on the support page with the order number from Apple's receipt email, and we will have RevenueCat delete it. Deleting the app removes everything stored on the device; deleting the app's data from iCloud is done in the Settings app under your Apple Account.
Changes. If this policy ever changes, the date at the top changes with it, and the previous version stays in the project's public history.
Getting in touch. Write to the address on the support page.