DaySense

DaySense Privacy Policy

Effective: July 9, 2026

DaySense helps you figure out what makes your good days good: you describe one good day and one rough day, get a working theory, and sharpen it with a short nightly check-in. This policy explains what we collect and why. We do not sell your data, show ads, or track you across other apps.

Who runs DaySense

DaySense is operated by TenhetApp. Contact: info@tenhetapp.com.

What we collect

• Your day descriptions: the free-text descriptions of a good day and a rough day you provide at setup, and any optional notes you add to nightly check-ins.
• Check-ins: your daily rating (rough / ok / good) and which factors you tapped as present that day.
• Account info: your email address, if and when you create an account. You can use DaySense and see your profile before signing up; an anonymous account holds your data until you do.
• Location: your device’s coordinates, if you grant location permission, used to attach the day’s weather to your check-ins and to fetch tomorrow’s forecast. Weather is optional — DaySense works without it.
• Subscription status: whether you have DaySense Pro (via our payments processor).

We do not collect contacts, photos, advertising identifiers, or analytics that identify you.

How we use it

• To generate your good-day profile and keep it honest: the app computes statistics from your own check-ins, and an AI model turns those numbers into plain language. DaySense never asserts a pattern your own logs don’t support.
• To generate the Pro features: tomorrow’s setup and the weekly read.
• To attach the day’s weather to your logs so weather-linked patterns can surface.
• To manage your subscription.

AI processing

Your day descriptions, check-in data, and the statistics computed from them are processed by Anthropic (our AI provider) solely to generate your profile, setups, and weekly reads. These API calls run from our servers — the AI provider does not get your email or identity, and per Anthropic’s API terms, API data is not used to train their models.

Who it’s shared with

Only service providers that operate the app on our behalf:

• Supabase — database, authentication, and hosting.
• Anthropic — AI processing, as described above.
• RevenueCat — subscription management.
• Open-Meteo — weather; receives coordinates to return a forecast, with no account identity attached.

They process data only to provide these functions. We never sell your data or share it for advertising. Your day data is private to you — DaySense has no social features and nothing you log is visible to other users.

Storage & security

Data is stored with Supabase (PostgreSQL) and encrypted in transit. Access is enforced row-by-row, so your data is readable only by your own account.

Retention & deletion

You can delete your account in Settings → Delete Account (see Delete Account). This permanently removes your account, your profile, and all of your check-ins and reads. You can also request access to or deletion of your data by contacting info@tenhetapp.com.

Your choices

• Location permission is optional and can be changed anytime in iOS Settings; weather simply stops attaching if you turn it off.
• The nightly reminder is optional and controlled by your device’s notification settings.
• Create an account only when you want to — the profile reveal comes first.

Not medical or mental-health advice

DaySense is a productivity tool. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical, psychological, or mental-health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Its output is a provisional read on your own logged days, not a clinical assessment.

Children

DaySense is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their data.

Changes

We’ll update this page and the “Effective” date when this policy changes.

Contact

info@tenhetapp.com