Daybloom App

Introduction

At Daybloom (MaySnow), we prioritize transparency and honesty. We aim for clarity in this privacy policy. Should you have any questions, feel free to contact us at [email protected]

Information Collection and Usage

We created Daybloom to assist you in capturing and organizing your thoughts, memories, and moments of gratitude. This allows you to input, upload, or store any text, images, and other data within Daybloom (collectively referred to as "Content").

• You have the option to back up your data by sign-in on both Android and Apple devices.
• We may collect your email address and user name when you sign-in for making user profile with your consent.
• We may collect your email address when you request support via email or through a customer support form, using it solely for support, feedback, or important information.

Export

• You can export your journal entries in CSV format and save them on your phone or share them via third parties like Gmail, WhatsApp, etc. Once exported, we are not responsible for your files.

In-app Purchases

• MaySnow provides the Daybloom app as a freemium service with auto-renewable in-app purchases. If a Premium plan is purchased, the subscription will renew automatically unless turned off in your iTunes Account Settings (iOS users) or Google Play account settings (Android users) at least 24 hours before the current period ends.
• We do not store any card information within the app. Your iTunes account (iOS users) or Google Play account (Android users) will be charged upon purchase confirmation.
• We do not support family sharing of any In-App purchases in the app.

Share

• Deleting the app will result in data loss unless backed up with sign-in feature or exported in CSV or PDF format.
• You can share your entries with others via third parties like WhatsApp, Instagram, messages, etc. We are not responsible for the data shared by you.

Analytics

• The application collects usage data essential for delivering our services, understanding user needs, and improving our services. For example, it collects data on time spent on certain screens or popular features. The analytics services automatically collect non-personally identifying information such as device state, unique device identifiers, installation UUID, device hardware and OS information, application functionality information, or anonymized IP addresses.