Privacy Policy

Provider: Wrenford Labs (“we”, “us”). This policy explains how Daydream handles information when you use the app. Support: parasharshubhankar22@gmail.com.

The short version: Daydream is a local-first journal. Your pages, photos, and mood logs are stored in a database on your device. There is no account system and no sign-in, so we never receive your journal. We don’t sell personal information. The only time a page leaves your device is when you export or share it yourself.

1. What Daydream stores — on your device

• Journal pages — the text you write, the paper, pen, stickers, washi tape, and layout of each page;
• Photos — the photos you add to pages as polaroids, and their captions;
• Mood logs — the mood you stamp on a page or a day;
• App data — your writing streak, settings, language, and lock preferences.

All of this is stored in an on-device database (SQLite) on your phone or tablet. It is not uploaded to Wrenford Labs servers. If you enable device backups (iCloud or Google backup), your device maker may include app data in your private backup — controlled by Apple / Google and your device settings, not by us.

2. The lock and biometrics

Daydream’s lock uses your device’s own security — Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode. Authentication is performed by the operating system: no biometric data is collected by Daydream, and no biometric data ever leaves your device. Daydream only learns whether the device confirmed it’s you. The privacy cover shown in the app switcher is rendered locally on the device.

3. Exports and sharing

Page exports (PNG images — a page, a 9:16 story, a 3:4 post, or a 2:3 pin) are generated on your device and happen only when you share or save them yourself. Where an exported image goes is entirely up to you; copies you save to Photos or send to other apps are governed by those apps and your choices there.

4. Daily prompts

Today, the daily writing prompt comes from a list built into the app, on your device. In future, prompts may be fetched from Wrenford Labs’s API so the list can grow. That request would involve only ordinary technical request data — such as your IP address and app and device version, as any web request carries — and would never include journal content: your pages, photos, and mood logs would stay on your device. If this changes, we will update this policy first.

5. Purchases

If you buy DayDream Plus, the purchase is processed by the App Store / Google Play, and RevenueCat verifies your receipt and manages your entitlement. RevenueCat receives the receipt and an anonymous app user ID — never your journal content, and never your card details. Daydream never sees or stores your full payment method. See Subscriptions & Billing for details.

6. What we do receive

• Support messages — if you email us, we receive your email address and whatever you include. Please don’t attach journal pages unless you want us to see them.
• Nothing else by default — with no account system and a local database, ordinary use of Daydream sends us no personal information.

7. Your choices and rights

You control your data directly on your device: edit or delete any page at any time, delete all data in the app, or uninstall to remove everything (see Delete your data). You can turn the lock on or off in the app, and manage Photos access in your device settings. If you contact us about data we hold (for example a support email), you may ask us to access or delete it, and we will respond within 30 days. Depending on where you live, additional rights may apply under laws like the GDPR or CCPA.

8. Children

Daydream is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

9. Changes & contact

We may update this policy as Daydream evolves; the current version and effective date will always be posted here. Questions: parasharshubhankar22@gmail.com — Wrenford Labs, developer of Daydream.