Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 6, 2026

At a Glance

This is a summary. The sections below are the policy.

Your journal is stored on your device and in your own iCloud. Today we do not store it on our servers. Parts of it pass through our servers and reach our providers when you dictate and when you save a gratitude entry. See what leaves your device.
Person detection. When you save a gratitude entry with AI features on, up to the first 1,000 characters of it and the names on your person list are sent to an AI provider in the United States so the App can suggest who you thanked. You agree to the AI features when you set the App up and can turn them off in Settings. The provider keeps each request for at least 30 days, and we may review those requests to diagnose and improve detection. See AI Person Detection.
We hold no name, email or password for you. Your account identifier is a hash of your App Store subscription identifier; it is pseudonymous. See Backend Account Data.
Usage counts. We count how the App is used, on our own servers, keyed to a random installation identifier or to your account identifier. No advertising, no cross-app tracking, no third-party analytics service. See Analytics.
Your data may be processed in the European Union, the United States and other countries where we or our providers operate. See where your data is processed.
Your rights: EEA, UK & Switzerland · United States · Canada · Quebec · Australia. All of them are exercised by writing to us.

Scope

This Privacy Policy explains how My Evening ("we", "us", "our") handles information when you use our iOS application ("the App") and our website at myevening.app ("the Website"). It is information we owe you under data-protection law, not a contract: there is nothing here for you to accept. It describes what we do today; when our practices change, we update this page.

Data Controller

My Evening is operated by Ivan Sokalskyi, prowadzący jednoosobową działalność gospodarczą pod firmą "My Evening" (sole proprietorship registered in Poland), NIP 8982299245, REGON 526716694, EU VAT ID PL8982299245, wpisany do CEIDG. Registered office: ul. Edwarda Abramowskiego 45, 51-663 Wrocław, Poland. We are established in Poland and act as controller from there.

For questions about data handling, contact us at privacy_myevening@rongan.me or by post at the address above. Full operator details are on our Legal Notice page.

Where Your Journal Lives, and What Leaves Your Device

On your device and in your iCloud. The journal content you create in the App (gratitude entries, tomorrow plans, session and breathing history, the people you thank with their names, preferred names, aliases and any photos you add, and your settings) is stored on your device and, when iCloud is available, syncs through Apple's CloudKit to your own iCloud private database so it follows you to your other devices. That copy lives in your iCloud account under your Apple ID and is covered by Apple's terms. Today we do not store your journal on our servers.

What is sent to our servers and our providers.

Voice transcription (when you choose to speak). Microphone audio, and the names of people on your list as recognition hints, stream through our servers to a speech-to-text provider in the United States. See Voice Data and Transcription.
Person detection (when you save a gratitude entry). The entry text and the names and aliases of the people on your list go through our servers to an AI provider in the United States. It runs while AI features are on: you agree to them at setup and can turn them off in Settings. See AI Person Detection.
Account, subscription and operational records, kept on our servers with a hosting provider in the European Union. See Backend Account Data.
Feedback you choose to send, and a count of taps on "Share with a friend". See Feedback and Recommending the App.
Setup and usage statistics: your progress through setup, your setup choices, and one counts-only summary after each completed evening, keyed to a random installation identifier. See Analytics.

What we may keep of it. Content that passes through our servers (audio, transcripts, entry text, and the names of the people on your list) may be kept by us for as long as it is needed to operate, secure, diagnose and improve the service, and no longer than your account exists; it is deleted when you delete your account. Today we keep none of it beyond processing the request. What our providers keep is described under each feature and on our Sub-processors page.

Data on your device stays as long as the App is installed; deleting the App removes it, and we hold no copy to restore. Your device and iCloud backups are managed by Apple and your settings, not by us.

Voice Data and Transcription

When you choose to speak instead of type, microphone audio streams from your device over an encrypted connection to our servers, which pass it to a speech-to-text provider in the United States for real-time transcription. To improve accuracy, the display names and non-relational aliases of people on your person list may be sent to the provider as recognition hints. The transcript is returned to your device and saved in your journal, where you can edit it.

How long we may keep audio and transcripts is set out above under "What we may keep of it". The provider's own retention under its data-processing terms is summarised on our Sub-processors page, together with who the provider is and the transfer mechanism we rely on. Voice needs a network connection, an active subscription and AI features turned on; you can type instead at any time, turn AI features off in the App's Settings, or withdraw the microphone permission in iOS Settings.

AI Person Detection

The App uses an AI model to recognise the people you mention across nights, so the same person is linked consistently in your person list. It runs every time you save a gratitude entry while AI features are on. You agree to the AI features when you set the App up, by tapping Agree and continue beneath a statement of what is sent and where, and you can turn them off at any time in Settings under AI features: dictation and person suggestions then stop, and you keep typing your entries.

What is sent. The gratitude-entry text (up to the first 1,000 characters) and structured details of the people on your person list: display names, preferred names, aliases including relational or kinship terms, and how often you have thanked each. That is your list as a whole, not only the people named in the entry, because the model needs candidates to choose between; if the list is long, the people you thank most often are sent. The model returns suggestions about which person the entry mentions.

Provider handling. The provider keeps each request for at least 30 days. We may review those requests to diagnose and improve detection. The provider, its contracting entity, location, transfer mechanism and training posture are on our Sub-processors page.

Sensitive things you may write. Your entries can contain anything, including things the law treats as sensitive, such as a reference to your faith, your health or someone close to you. Everything in an entry travels with it, which is why the AI features run on your explicit consent, given at setup and withdrawable in Settings.

Suggestions, not decisions. The output is a suggestion you can accept, change or remove. It has no legal or similarly significant effect on you (see AI Features below).

People You Mention

Your person list holds information about other people: their names, what you call them, and how often you thank them. Those names travel with the two features above: as recognition hints when you dictate, and as candidates when you save a gratitude entry. For users in the EEA and the UK, your own words and voice travel on your consent (GDPR Art. 6(1)(a) and, for anything sensitive in them, Art. 9(2)(a)); the names themselves travel on our legitimate interest (Art. 6(1)(f)) in linking the same person across nights, and you can object under Art. 21 by turning the AI features off or by writing to us.

If you are someone a user mentions. That information lives in the user's private journal on their device and is transmitted only for the features above. We hold no contact details for you and usually cannot identify you or link you to any request we have seen, so we do not notify people who are mentioned (GDPR Art. 14(5)(b)); this page and the disclosure users see at setup are how the processing is made public. To object, or to ask about access or deletion, write to privacy_myevening@rongan.me. The most direct remedy is for the user to delete you from their list, which removes you from both flows at source.

AI Features

The App uses two AI systems: a speech-to-text model that turns your dictation into text, and a text model that suggests which person a gratitude entry mentions. Both produce content inside your own private journal. When a match is unambiguous the entry is tagged for you automatically; when several people could match, the candidates are offered on the entry itself; when nobody matches, we ask you, and the App marks that suggestion as coming from AI. While you are writing the entry you can change or remove any tag, and you can delete a person, and everything linked to them, at any time.

No automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects (GDPR Art. 22). The AI features are aids inside your journal. We carry out no automated decision-making, including profiling, that produces legal effects concerning you or similarly significantly affects you.

Backend Account Data

To verify your subscription and run the service, we operate a backend, hosted with a cloud hosting provider in the European Union (Ireland), that stores the records below. We do not ask you to create an account or to sign in, and we do not receive your name, your email or your Apple ID. When you subscribe, Apple gives the App a signed record of the subscription; our server checks Apple's signature and derives a SHA-256 hash of the subscription's identifier. That hash is your account identifier. It is pseudonymous, not anonymous: we also hold the identifier it was derived from, so the two can be matched.

Account profile. The hashed account identifier and account timestamps.
Subscription and transaction data. Your entitlement and the signed transaction details Apple sends us (product, transaction identifiers, expiry, renewal and grace status, environment, trial end, refund and revocation markers, verification timestamps), including a record of your one-time introductory-offer redemption if you used it.
Usage counters. Per-user daily tallies of person-detection calls, AI token usage and cost, transcription audio volume and sessions, and first and last activity. Counts only, not content.
Rate-limit and abuse counters. Per-user request counters, and pre-authentication counters keyed to a shortened, unsalted hash of the connecting IP address.
Limits and account status. The daily limits and tier that apply to your account and, if we have restricted it, a marker with a short reason typed by the operator.
Live connection slots. A per-user count of active transcription connections and the time you last started one.
Operational telemetry. Operational events keyed to your hashed identifier (for example a person-detection request, a transcription session, a verified subscription, an account deletion, a session start), error reports, and our hosting platform's default request telemetry, which may include a masked client IP and an approximate city and country. Some events also carry the App Store transaction identifier.
"Share with a friend" taps and feedback you send us, keyed to your hashed identifier and described in their own sections below.

The operator can view these records through an internal admin console and can query Apple for the current status and refund history of your subscription. How long each record is kept is set out under Retention below.

Feedback You Send Us

The App has an optional feedback form in Settings where you can rate the App and write a short message. Nothing is sent unless you tap send. What is sent: your chosen category, your rating, your message, and coarse device context (App version and build, iOS major version, device class, and the App's language), linked to your hashed account identifier. It is stored on our backend in the European Union and read by the operator. The message field is free text; please avoid personal details, yours or anyone else's. We collect no contact details with feedback and cannot reply to it; for an answer, write to us directly (see Contact Us).

We also record, linked to the same identifier and at most once per day, that you opened the feedback screen and from where, that you tapped "Review on the App Store", and, if a message was sent, whether it was dictated or typed (a single yes or no, judged on your device). Retention: feedback up to two years; those daily records up to fourteen months; both no later than account deletion. Legal basis for EEA and UK users: our legitimate interest in improving the App (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)).

Tapping "Share with a friend" (on the Feedback screen or in Settings) opens iOS's own share sheet. We record, linked to your hashed account identifier, the calendar day, which of the two places you tapped from, how many times that day, and the time of the first tap. The share sheet tells the App nothing about who you shared with, through which app, or whether you sent anything, so a tap is counted whether or not you went through with it. Purpose: to see whether people recommend the App and from where. Retention: up to fourteen months, or until you delete your account. Legal basis for EEA and UK users: legitimate interest (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)).

Analytics

We use no third-party analytics SDK and no advertising identifier. The counts below are first-party and go only to our own servers. To object, write to privacy_myevening@rongan.me.

Setup statistics. When you first set the App up, it sends our backend which setup step you reached, how long each took, whether you went back or skipped, whether a failure occurred, your setup choices, and coarse context: iOS major version, device family, the country and language set in your device settings, and a rough time-of-day bucket. The reasons you tap on the "Which nights sound familiar?" screen are counted only as daily totals with no identifier attached, because two of them say something about how you sleep and feel.

Ritual usage summaries. After each completed evening, the App sends one summary: which steps ran and whether each was completed or skipped, how long they took, how many items you recorded, how long you spent reading each step's explanation, how many items were spoken, typed, or dictated and then edited, whether dictation was available to you that evening, the same coarse context as above, and two 15-minute time bands: the band your evening finished in, and the band your configured bedtime falls in together with your reminder lead. Not an exact minute, not a date, not a time zone. Our server also keeps, per day, a single mark of whether this installation wrote by voice, by typing, or could not dictate.

How these are keyed. To a random installation identifier generated on your device, not to your account identifier, email, name, device identifier or IP address; the installation identifier is not sent with, or stored beside, your account identifier, and we hold no key that maps one to the other. It persists until you use Delete All Data, so we describe these records as pseudonymous. Because we cannot locate your rows, account deletion does not reach them; they age out after up to fourteen months (GDPR Art. 11(2)). Per-day totals folded from the summaries carry no identifier and are kept indefinitely.

Backend telemetry. Our backend emits operational events to our hosting platform's monitoring service, keyed to your hashed account identifier; see Backend Account Data.

The App does not track you across other companies' apps or websites and does not request App Tracking Transparency permission, because it does no tracking.

HealthKit

If you grant permission, the App reads the sleep samples Apple Health holds for roughly the last two weeks, once during setup and on your device, to pre-fill your bedtime in the time picker; you can change it before you accept. If you choose, the App writes a single in-bed sleep sample to Apple Health so your bedtime appears there; that sample is yours and you can remove it in the Health app. The samples themselves are not sent to us or to anyone else. Your bedtime is then an ordinary App setting: it schedules your reminder, decides when your evening begins and ends, and syncs through your own iCloud. A 15-minute band of it is included in the ritual usage summaries described under Analytics; that band exists because the bedtime may have come from Apple Health. We do not use Apple Health data for advertising or marketing and do not share it with third parties. You can revoke HealthKit access at any time in Settings > Privacy & Security > Health > My Evening.

Subscriptions and Payments

Subscriptions are sold and billed by Apple through the App Store. Apple is the merchant of record and an independent controller for your Apple ID and billing data; we do not receive your payment-card details. To verify and manage your subscription, our backend receives signed StoreKit 2 transactions and App Store Server Notifications (including renewals, refunds and revocations) and stores the resulting entitlement and transaction records linked to your account. The App shows current prices, in your currency, before you buy; the annual plan includes a one-week introductory offer from Apple, available once per Apple ID. Without an active subscription you keep read-only access to your history on your device. Apple's handling of your purchase history is governed by Apple's Privacy Policy.

Third-Party Services

We share personal data with the following categories of recipients, each under contract and itemised on our Sub-processors page:

Apple (App Store, StoreKit 2, App Store Server API): distribution, billing as merchant of record, and the signed subscription record our backend derives your account identifier from. Apple HealthKit runs on your device.
A speech-to-text provider (United States): voice transcription, as described under Voice Data and Transcription.
An AI provider (United States): person detection on saved gratitude entries, as described under AI Person Detection.
A cloud hosting provider (European Union, Ireland): hosting of the myevening.app backend and storage of the records described above, and static hosting of this Website.
An identity provider for the operator's own sign-in to the admin console; it receives no end-user data.

We may change or add providers, and a provider may process data in a different country. The current list, with each provider's identity, location, contracting entity, transfer mechanism and retention, is on our Sub-processors page, which we update when it changes. Because we hold no email address for you, that page and the "Last updated" date on this one are how notice is given. We do not sell personal information.

Notifications

Bedtime reminders are local notifications scheduled and delivered on your device by iOS; they do not involve our servers. You control them in your iPhone's Settings.

Children's Privacy

My Evening is intended for adults. It is not directed at anyone under 18, and it requires a paid App Store subscription. We do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 18, and we do not verify age. If you believe someone under 18 has used the App and we hold data about them, contact us at privacy_myevening@rongan.me and we will delete the associated account data.

This section applies if you are in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, under the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679, "GDPR"), the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, and the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection.

Legal bases.

Subscription verification and your account: performance of our contract with you (Art. 6(1)(b)).
The AI features, voice transcription and person detection, for what you write or say including anything sensitive in it: your consent (Art. 6(1)(a) and Art. 9(2)(a)), given when you set the App up and withdrawable at any time in Settings under AI features. Withdrawing it does not affect processing that already took place.
The names of the people on your list, sent with those two features: our legitimate interest (Art. 6(1)(f)) in linking the same person across nights and in reviewing retained requests to improve detection.
Operating, securing, diagnosing and improving the service, including keeping for a limited time what passes through our servers, rate limiting, abuse prevention and the restriction marker: legitimate interest (Art. 6(1)(f)).
Setup statistics, ritual usage summaries, the daily voice or typing marks, feedback and the feedback-screen records, and share-tap counts: legitimate interest (Art. 6(1)(f)) in understanding how the App is used and improving it.
Keeping or disclosing information where a legal duty requires it: legal obligation (Art. 6(1)(c)).

The subscription record is necessary to use the App: without it we cannot verify your subscription or run the online features. Dictation and Apple Health are optional, and the App works without them.

Apart from the AI features, we rely on consent for none of the processing in this policy. iOS permissions (microphone, Health, notifications) are your device's controls and can be withdrawn in iOS Settings at any time; the feature then stops.

Where your data is processed. We are in Poland. Our servers are with a hosting provider in the European Union (Ireland). Our speech-to-text and AI providers process data in the United States, and we and our providers may process data in other countries where we or they operate. Where personal data leaves the EEA, the UK or Switzerland, we rely on an adequacy decision (including the EU-US Data Privacy Framework where the recipient is certified) or on the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses, with the UK Addendum for UK-origin data and the Swiss addendum for Swiss-origin data; where our contracting party for a provider is in the EEA, the onward transfer to its US operations runs on those Clauses under the provider's data-processing terms. Each provider and the mechanism that applies to it are on our Sub-processors page. You can ask us for a copy of the safeguards for any transfer at privacy_myevening@rongan.me.

Retention. How long we keep each kind of record:

Account and subscription records: while your account exists.
Content passing through our servers (audio, transcripts, entry text, names): for as long as it is needed for the purposes above and no longer than your account exists, deleted with your account; today not kept beyond processing the request.
Usage and security counters: up to six months.
Feedback you send us: up to two years.
Usage statistics (setup statistics, the daily voice or typing marks, the feedback-screen records and share-tap counts): up to fourteen months.
Operational logs: up to three months.
Data you delete may remain in a backup for up to thirty days.
Aggregate totals that carry no identifier: indefinitely.

Records keyed to your account are removed when you delete it, subject to the exceptions under Account Deletion below. Provider-side retention is on our Sub-processors page.

Your rights. You can ask us to access, correct, delete or restrict the personal data we hold about you, to receive a copy of the data you provided in a machine-readable form, and to object at any time to processing based on legitimate interest, including the usage statistics. You can withdraw your consent to the AI features at any time in Settings under AI features; they stop on your device at once. Write to privacy_myevening@rongan.me; we answer within one month. Your journal content is on your device and in your iCloud, where you can edit or delete it directly, and you can delete your account in Settings. Records keyed to a random installation identifier cannot be traced to you, so they age out instead (Art. 11(2)). While we consider an objection we restrict the processing it concerns.

Complaints. EEA users may complain to the supervisory authority in their member state or to the Polish authority (Urząd Ochrony Danych Osobowych, UODO) at uodo.gov.pl. UK users may complain to us under section 164A of the Data Protection Act 2018 at privacy_myevening@rongan.me; we acknowledge a complaint within 30 days of receiving it (the deadline to acknowledge, not to answer), make appropriate enquiries, keep you updated and tell you the outcome. You may also complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk at any time; you do not have to come to us first. Swiss users may complain to the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner at edoeb.admin.ch.

Account Deletion & Retention

You can delete your account at any time from Settings > Delete Account in the App. This removes your account and your per-user backend records: your profile row, your subscription entitlement and the transaction binding for the subscription currently on your account, any feedback you sent us, the records of opening the feedback screen, your share-tap counts, usage counters, rate-limit windows, and live connection slots. Uninstalling the App removes your on-device journal data. A per-day feedback counter ages out on its own within days, and a session token already on your device stays valid until it expires shortly afterwards.

What deletion does not reach.

A restriction marker, only if we have had to restrict your account: a status and a short reason typed by the operator, with all other data stripped. Because the account identifier is a stable hash that would recur if you resubscribed, keeping it is necessary to prevent abuse (GDPR Art. 17(3), Art. 6(1)(f)).
Your introductory-offer record, if you redeemed the one-time free week on the annual plan: its start date and a transaction reference, keyed to your hashed identifier, kept so the one-per-person offer cannot be reset by deleting and resubscribing (Art. 17(3), Art. 6(1)(f)).
Pseudonymous operational logs. Events keyed to your hashed identifier cannot be deleted row by row; they age out under the operational-log period above. One of them is the record that your account was deleted.
Aggregate totals that carry no identifier and cannot be traced to an individual.
Setup statistics and the daily voice or typing marks keyed to your installation. We hold no key that maps an account to those rows, so deletion cannot locate them; they age out under the usage-statistics period above.
A superseded transaction link. If your subscription was ever re-bound to a different account record, the older link row (a transaction identifier and an account identifier) is kept until we reconcile it.
Unbound Apple subscription notifications. App Store notifications about a subscription that reached us when no account existed for it, before your first session or after you deleted your account. They hold what Apple told us about the subscription (identifier, product, status, dates). If the same subscription is used with the App again, the record is replayed onto that account and then deleted; unclaimed records are kept until we reconcile them.
Backups. Data you delete may remain in a backup of our backend for up to thirty days before it is overwritten.

United States

We are below the thresholds of the California Consumer Privacy Act and of the other comprehensive state privacy laws. This policy lists the categories of personal information we collect and the categories of third parties we share it with (see Backend Account Data and Third-Party Services). We do not sell personal information. Our website sets no cookies and does no tracking, so there is nothing for a Do Not Track signal to change. To ask about, correct or delete your data, email privacy_myevening@rongan.me or write to the postal address below; we answer within one month. Changes to this policy are announced by moving the "Last updated" date at the top of this page.

Washington and Nevada. Information this policy describes that those states treat as consumer health data is also covered by our separate Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy.

Connecticut. From 1 January 2027 the Connecticut Data Privacy Act, as amended by Public Act 25-113, applies to anyone processing a Connecticut resident's sensitive data, and a free-text journal can contain information about health or religious belief. Connecticut residents may ask us to access, correct, delete or obtain a copy of their data, and may appeal a refusal by writing again with "appeal" in the subject line; we answer an appeal in writing within 60 days. If we deny the appeal you may complain to the Connecticut Attorney General at portal.ct.gov/ag. We do not use your personal data to train large language models.

Canadian Users (PIPEDA)

For Canadian residents, the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act ("PIPEDA") applies. Ivan Sokalskyi is accountable for personal information under our control, including information our providers handle on our behalf under contract. The purposes are those stated in this policy. We ask for your express consent to the AI features when you set the App up, before any text or audio is sent, and you can withdraw it in Settings; we ask for your permission before using the microphone or Apple Health. Your information leaves Canada: our servers are in the European Union, and our providers process audio, entry text and the names of people you thank in the United States, where it may be accessed by the courts, law enforcement and national security authorities of that country under its laws. To access or correct the information we hold about you, or to challenge our compliance, email privacy_myevening@rongan.me. You may also contact the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada at priv.gc.ca.

Quebec Users (Law 25)

If you reside in Quebec, the Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector (as amended by Law 25) applies in addition to PIPEDA. The person in charge of the protection of personal information is Ivan Sokalskyi, privacy_myevening@rongan.me. Your personal information is communicated outside Quebec and outside Canada (to the European Union and the United States) and may be accessible to the authorities of those countries under their laws; we have assessed each such transfer in writing, and that privacy impact assessment is provided to the Commission d'accès à l'information on request. Person detection makes no decision about you: it suggests, inside your own journal, which of the people you already entered was thanked, tags the entry automatically when the match is unambiguous, and lets you change or remove any tag. You may ask for the computerised personal information we hold about you in a structured, commonly used technological format. We notify the Commission d'accès à l'information and affected people of confidentiality incidents presenting a serious risk of injury, as the Act requires. Our contracts and notices are provided in English. You may file a complaint with the CAI at cai.gouv.qc.ca.

Australia

We are a small business for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1988. We handle your information as described in this policy, including that some of it is processed in the United States by our providers. If you have a concern, contact us first at privacy_myevening@rongan.me; if it is not resolved you may complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.

This Website

This website (myevening.app) is a static site served by our cloud hosting provider. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics or tracking scripts, and stores nothing in your browser; see our Cookie Policy.

Standard web server logs may be recorded by our hosting provider as part of operating the hosting infrastructure, and may include IP addresses, browser type, and pages visited. These logs are generated and held by the hosting provider under its own privacy practices; we have not enabled any log export or diagnostic feed, so we do not receive or access them today. If that changes, this policy will say so.

Data Security

For the data we hold, we use technical and organisational measures appropriate to the risk, including encryption in transit, access controls and managed secret storage. Data on your device is protected by iOS; keeping your iPhone up to date and using a passcode or Face ID is up to you. We may keep backups of our backend for resilience; data you delete can remain in a backup for up to 30 days. No system is perfectly secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security.

Data Breach Notification

If a personal-data breach affects data we hold, we notify the competent authority and, where the law requires it, the people affected, within the deadlines that apply to us (including GDPR Art. 33 and 34, the Australian Notifiable Data Breaches scheme, and the Quebec confidentiality-incident rules). Because we hold no email address for you, individual notice is given through the App or this website.

Changes to This Policy

We update this policy when our practices change and move the "Last updated" date at the top of this page; changes to our providers are recorded on our Sub-processors page. Because we hold no email address for you, those two pages are how notice is given; please review them periodically. A privacy policy is information we owe you, not a contract, so there is nothing here for you to accept and continued use does not amount to agreement.

Contact Us

For questions, concerns or requests about this Privacy Policy or our data practices, including data-subject requests under the GDPR and the UK GDPR:

Email: privacy_myevening@rongan.me
Postal mail: Ivan Sokalskyi, ul. Edwarda Abramowskiego 45, 51-663 Wrocław, Poland
Legal Notice (operator details): myevening.app/legal-notice

We aim to respond to all privacy inquiries within one month.