Sober Tracker ("the App") helps you track your sobriety. This policy describes what we collect and how we use it.
• Account: a device-based identifier used to sign you in automatically. Email is optional.
• Email (optional): if you invite supporters, you can verify an email address using Google or Apple sign-in. This is used only for the supporter feature; it never changes how you sign in.
• Sobriety data: your quit date, optional weekly spending and currency, and your daily pledge status.
• Journal & cravings: the moods, notes, and craving entries you choose to record.
• Usage data: the number of journal check-ins you have used, to enforce the free limit.
• Purchase data: subscription status is managed by the app stores / RevenueCat; we receive only entitlement events (e.g. active/expired) to enable your subscription.
• Push token (optional): if you allow notifications, an anonymous push token used only to deliver notifications.
• To store, display, and let you export your recovery records.
• To manage your subscription and free-tier limit.
• We do not sell your data or use it for cross-context advertising.
Information about sobriety and addiction is sensitive. We keep data associated with your device account and do not sell it. Treat your device access accordingly.
• If you add supporters, the app can periodically (e.g. a Monday prompt) open your own mail app with a pre-composed progress email (sober day count, money saved, streaks, next milestone) and your PDF progress report attached. The email is sent by you, from your own email address — our servers never send or see it.
• Your journal notes and craving notes are never included in the email or the PDF — only overall progress numbers and anonymous mood counts.
• We store only your supporter's email address (and optional name) so the app can pre-fill the recipient for you.
• If you allow notifications, the App registers an anonymous push token (via Expo) so the notifications you enable can be delivered — your scheduled reminders and, occasionally, service announcements from the developer (e.g. a major update).
• The token is stored with your anonymous account id and is used only to deliver notifications; no message content or notification history is stored.
• You can turn notifications off anytime in your device settings — the App then removes the token from our server.
You can delete journal or craving entries at any time from the App. Deleting your account (contact us) removes your account data.
Authentication uses signed tokens (JWT). Database access is restricted. No method of transmission or storage is 100% secure.
You may access or delete your entries in-app. For other requests, contact us.
For privacy questions, contact: support@wargora.com