Privacy

oktoday is a personal habit and todo app. This page says what it keeps about you, why, and how to remove it. It is written in plain words on purpose.

What is stored

• Your sign-in identity. The email address and name your sign-in provider, Google or Apple, shares with the app, and an id that ties your account to that provider. If you choose Apple's Hide My Email, the app holds the relay address Apple gives it, not your real one.
• Your tasks. Their names, categories, schedules, and the record of each day: done, missed, skipped, and any count or time you entered.
• Device tokens. A sign-in token for each phone you use, and the push token if you allow notifications. Neither identifies you to anyone else.

What it is used for

Running the app for you: showing today, keeping streaks, and syncing between the web and your phone. Nothing else. There are no ads, no analytics, no tracking, and nothing is sold or shared with anyone.

Where it lives

On a server run by Railway, in a database that belongs to this app alone. It travels between your devices and the server over HTTPS.

Deleting it

Open Settings and choose Delete account, on the web or in the iPhone app. That removes your account and everything in it at once: identity, tasks, history, and device tokens. There is no waiting period and nothing is kept back.

Questions

The app is made and run by one person. Write to hello@okto.day.

Last changed 21 September 2026.