Privacy Policy — Lets Countdown

Lets Countdown is built with a simple principle: your data is yours. The app collects nothing, sends nothing, and shares nothing with any third party.

Everything stays on your device

Lets Countdown stores all your data — countdowns, photos, and preferences — locally on your device. Nothing is ever sent to any server.

No network calls

The app makes zero network requests. There is no analytics, no crash reporting, and no telemetry of any kind.

Calendar access

If you choose to import from Apple Calendar, the app reads your calendar events read-only, only at the moment you tap "Import from Apple Calendar". Only the event's date is stored — never the full event data. Calendar access is entirely optional; the app works without it.

Photo access

If you choose a photo background for a countdown, the image is stored locally in the app's private container. It is never uploaded or shared anywhere outside of your own iCloud account (if iCloud sync is enabled — see below).

No tracking

Lets Countdown contains no advertising SDKs, no tracking pixels, and no third-party frameworks of any kind. The App Store privacy label for Just Countdown is: No data collected (or, if iCloud sync is active: data stored in your own private iCloud account only).

Optional iCloud sync

If iCloud is enabled on your device, Lets Countdown can optionally sync your countdowns across your iPhone, iPad, and Mac using Apple's CloudKit private database. This sync happens entirely within your own iCloud account — Apple never has access to the content, and neither does the developer. No data is ever sent to any server other than Apple's own iCloud infrastructure. iCloud sync can be disabled at any time in iOS Settings → Apple ID → iCloud.