null

effective 29 september 2026

privacy policy

the short version: null doesn't collect any data about you. everything it keeps stays on your iphone, and there is no server for it to go to.

what null does not do

screen time data

null uses apple's screen time frameworks (family controls, managed settings and device activity). when you choose apps to block, apple gives null opaque tokens instead of app names, so null can block an app without knowing which app it is.

your daily usage on the home screen is drawn by a sandboxed extension that apple runs on your device. that extension can't send data out, even to the rest of null, so your usage can't leave your iphone through null.

what is stored on your iphone

this data lives in null's storage on your device and in the app group its extensions share. it isn't synced to icloud or any other service.

notifications

null only sends local notifications, scheduled on your iphone: when a session or break ends, and when you ask a blocked app for a way out. no push server is involved.

purchases

null pro is sold through the app store, as a subscription or a one-time purchase. apple handles payment; null only learns whether your apple account has null pro, which plan, and when it renews or ends, so it can unlock pro features and show your plan. null never sees your payment details.

children

null isn't directed at children under 13 and collects no personal information from anyone.

deleting your data

settings → delete everything erases every session, schedule, setting and your paired chip. deleting the app removes it all too.

changes

if this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new effective date. null will never start collecting data without saying so first.

contact

questions about privacy: jafdev@outlook.com.