Privacy Policy

TinyHabit: Daily Habits  ·  Last updated: March 27, 2026

👤 About This Policy

This Privacy Policy applies to the Android application TinyHabit: Daily Habits (package name: com.tinyhabit.app), developed and published by Mouad Bouhjra (“we”, “us”, “our”).

By installing or using TinyHabit you agree to the practices described in this policy. If you do not agree, please uninstall the app.

This policy has been written to comply with the Google Play Developer Program Policies, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

📱 Nature of This App

TinyHabit is a personal productivity and lifestyle app for tracking daily habits and routines. It is not a medical app, clinical health app, or regulated health product. It does not provide medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment.

TinyHabit is not intended to replace professional medical or mental health advice. Users with health concerns should consult a qualified healthcare professional.

🔒 Summary

TinyHabit stores habit data locally on your device only. It does not transmit, sell, or share any personal data — ever. All information stays on your device — always.

The app allows you to enter and store health-related habit information (such as exercise routines, hydration goals, sleep habits, and mindfulness habits). This data is collected and stored only on your device in a private local database, and is never transmitted to any server or shared with any third party.

There are no user accounts, no cloud sync, no advertising SDKs, and no analytics libraries of any kind embedded in the app.

📋 Data We Collect

The table below is the complete inventory of all data categories for TinyHabit.

Data type Collected? Where stored Shared with third parties?
Name, email, or any account identifier NoNo
Device identifiers (IMEI, advertising ID, etc.) NoNo
Location data NoNo
Habit names, icons, colors & settings Yes — user-created content Device only (SQLite)No
Habit completion logs & streaks Yes — user-created content Device only (SQLite)No
Notes and journal entries Yes — user-created content Device only (SQLite)No
App preferences (theme, accent colour) Yes — user preferences Device only (SharedPreferences)No
Crash reports or diagnostics NoNo
Usage analytics or event tracking NoNo

All user-created content is stored exclusively on your device in a private SQLite database that no other app or external service can access.

🎯 Purpose of Data Processing

The only purpose for which any data is stored is to provide core app functionality:

We do not use your data for advertising, profiling, or any purpose beyond the above.

🔗 Third-Party Services & SDKs

TinyHabit does not include any of the following:

The only open-source libraries used are Flutter framework packages for local database access, local notifications, and UI rendering. None of these libraries transmit data off-device.

🔔 Android Permissions

PermissionWhy it is neededRequired?
POST_NOTIFICATIONS To display local habit reminder notifications that you schedule inside the app. Notifications are generated entirely on-device; no content is sent to any server. Optional — the app works without it

You can revoke this permission at any time via Settings → Apps → TinyHabit → Permissions without affecting any other app functionality.

🗃 Data Storage & Security

All app data is stored in an SQLite database within Android’s private app-sandboxed storage directory. This directory is inaccessible to other apps.

Because we never receive your data, there is no external server that could be compromised. Your data security depends on your device’s own protections (screen lock, full-disk encryption), which we encourage you to enable.

Uninstalling TinyHabit permanently erases all locally stored app data. We have no copy and cannot recover it.

Your Rights & Data Deletion

Under the GDPR (EU/EEA), CCPA (California), and equivalent laws you have the following rights regarding your personal data:

Because we never receive your data, we cannot fulfill remote deletion requests. All deletion is performed directly on your device by you. For further assistance contact us at the address below.

👶 Children’s Privacy

TinyHabit is rated for all audiences. It does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children under 13 (COPPA) or 16 (GDPR). Since no personal data is stored on any external server, the app presents no special risk to child users.

📝 Changes to This Policy

If we update this Privacy Policy, the revised version will be posted at the same URL with an updated “Last updated” date. For any material changes that introduce new data collection we will notify users via an in-app notice before the change takes effect.

Contact

For questions, concerns, or data-related requests:

Developer: Mouad Bouhjra
Email: mouadbouhjra@gmail.com
App name: TinyHabit: Daily Habits
Package name: com.tinyhabit.app
Platform: Google Play (Android)

We aim to respond to all enquiries within 7 business days.

🩹 Health Data — Access & Collection Disclosure

Google Play classifies TinyHabit under Health & Fitness because the app is designed to help users build and track health-related daily habits. In compliance with Google Play’s User Data Policy, this section comprehensively discloses every category of health data the app accesses and/or collects, together with how that data is used.

Health data the app accesses and collects

TinyHabit collects and stores the following categories of health-related data that you actively enter into the app. All data is stored exclusively on your device:

Health data category Specific data accessed / collected Storage location Transmitted off-device? Shared with third parties? Used for ads / profiling?
Activity & Fitness Habit names, custom goals, and daily completion logs you enter manually (e.g. “Exercise 30 min”, “Walk 10 000 steps”, “Workout”) Device only — private SQLite database No No No
Nutrition & Hydration Habit names, counter values, and completion logs you enter manually (e.g. “Drink Water ×8 glasses”, “Eat Vegetables”, “No Sugar”) Device only — private SQLite database No No No
Sleep Habit names and completion status you enter manually (e.g. “Sleep by 10 PM”, “No screens before bed”) Device only — private SQLite database No No No
Mental Wellbeing & Stress Management Habit names and completion status you enter manually (e.g. “Meditate”, “Journal”, “Deep Breathing”) Device only — private SQLite database No No No
Notes attached to habits Free-text notes you write yourself and attach to any habit entry. These may contain health-related information you choose to record. Device only — private SQLite database No No No
Biometric / sensor data (heart rate, weight, calories burned, blood pressure, blood glucose, etc.) Not accessed and not collected. The app has no sensor access, no Health Connect / Google Fit integration, and no numeric biometric input fields. No biometric data of any kind is accessed or stored. N/A No No No

How health data is used

The health-related data listed above is used solely for the following purposes, and for no other purpose:

This data is not used for advertising, behavioural profiling, research, sale to third parties, or any purpose other than the core app functionality described above.

Key facts about health data handling:
  • All health-related habit data is stored exclusively on your device in a private SQLite database inaccessible to other apps or services.
  • The app does not integrate with Google Fit, Health Connect, Apple Health, or any health platform API.
  • No health data is ever uploaded to a server, transmitted over a network, or shared with any third party — under any circumstance.
  • All health data is treated as user-created text content. The app assigns no clinical or medical meaning to the text you enter.
  • Uninstalling TinyHabit permanently deletes all locally stored data. We hold no copy of it.

Legal basis for processing (GDPR Art. 6(1)(a) & Art. 9(2)(a)): The legal basis for locally storing health-related data is your explicit consent, given when you create a habit inside the app. You may withdraw consent at any time by deleting individual habits or notes from within the app, or by uninstalling TinyHabit to erase all data at once.