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Privacy Policy

Effective: 2026-09-22

Benyamin Mahmoodi operates Daybreak, an adult-only wellness and planning service. This policy describes Daybreak's actual data handling. Daybreak does not sell personal information, serve third-party advertising, or track people across other companies' apps or websites. Health information is never used for advertising or marketing profiles.

Information and sources

  • Account email, display name, preferences, city or coordinates, and optional avatar.
  • Adult self-attestation and versioned Terms and Privacy acceptance records.
  • Tasks, plans, schedules, goals, habits, check-ins, nutrition, workouts, and grocery records.
  • Health and fitness summaries you direct Apple Health, Oura, Fitbit, or manual entry to provide, including provenance, timestamps, units, and derived wellness results.
  • Google Calendar availability and, when authorized, titles and descriptions.
  • Meal, receipt, and profile images you choose. Meal and receipt images are normalized to remove embedded metadata and processed transiently; an avatar is stored until removed.
  • AI consent choices, direct feature input, minimized AI context, and validated generated plans or summaries. Daybreak does not retain raw provider request/response logs.
  • Connected-provider status, encrypted OAuth credentials, notification endpoints, security events, limited usage events, crash diagnostics, and support or rights requests.

The first public release is free and has no StoreKit purchase or subscription processing. Daybreak will update its implementation and disclosures before offering paid features.

Purposes

Daybreak uses information to authenticate and protect accounts; provide planning, calendar, nutrition, wellness, and integration features; deliver neutral notifications; process user-requested exports and rights requests; maintain reliability; and comply with law. Optional AI processing occurs only under current, purpose- and category-specific consent. HealthKit authorization, legal acceptance, and payment do not grant AI consent.

Processors and sharing

Necessary data may be processed by Supabase (database, authentication, storage), Vercel (hosting), Sentry (redacted diagnostics), Resend and web-push infrastructure (notifications), and connected services the user selects. Oura, Fitbit, Google Calendar, Apple Health, weather, recipe, and grocery-data services process requests needed for their features. OpenAI or LogMeal receives only separately authorized AI categories. Daybreak may also disclose information when legally required, to protect rights and safety, or in a business transaction subject to applicable notice and protections.

Providers may process information in other regions under their contractual transfer mechanisms. The current processor categories and purposes appear in the Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy and AI Disclosure.

Health restrictions, analytics, and notifications

Health, mental-wellness, check-in, calendar-detail, prompt, and image content is blocked from analytics, logs, crash breadcrumbs, traces, session replay, marketing, and remote notification payloads. Notifications only state that content is ready inside the authenticated app. Product analytics is allowlisted, does not permit sensitive fields, and is not used for tracking or advertising.

Retention, deletion, and security

User content is generally retained while the account is active. Short-lived authorization permits, caches, rate-limit records, diagnostics, deletion receipts, and analytics follow the published retention schedule. Account deletion restricts access immediately, revokes provider credentials, removes storage and user-owned records, invalidates AI work and sessions, and deletes the authentication account through a retryable job. Encrypted or isolated backups expire under the configured provider lifecycle and are not returned to active use except for permitted recovery, security, or legal needs.

Daybreak uses HTTPS in transit, encrypted provider tokens, row-level access controls, least-privilege server operations, rate limits, and redacted diagnostics. No system is completely secure; report concerns through the Security page.

Your choices and rights

Settings provides portable export, profile correction, integration disconnect, AI consent withdrawal, Apple Health data removal, notification controls, formal privacy and consumer-health requests with status and appeal, and in-app account deletion. Rights may include confirmation, access, correction, deletion, cessation of collection or sharing, third-party information, consent withdrawal, and appeal depending on jurisdiction. We verify authenticated requests and do not retaliate for exercising rights.

Adults, changes, and contact

Daybreak is limited to people aged 18 or older and does not intentionally collect data from known minors. Accounts credibly known to belong to a minor are restricted and queued for deletion; there is no parental-consent conversion. Material policy changes are not silently applied when renewed acceptance or consent is required.

Contact valeyardvisuals@gmail.com for privacy requests or complaints.