Weekflow privacy policy
Last updated: April 30, 2026
Weekflow is a personal time-audit app. It reads your Google Calendar
so you can reflect on how you spend your time each week. This page
explains exactly what data the app touches and what it doesn't.
What Weekflow accesses
With your permission via Google Sign-In, Weekflow reads your Google
Calendar entries — events, calendar names, and colors — through the
Google Calendar API. If you choose to log time entries directly from
Weekflow, the app also writes new events back to a calendar you
choose.
What Weekflow stores
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A Google authentication token, kept in your device's secure
storage (Keychain on iOS, EncryptedSharedPreferences on
Android).
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A local cache of your calendar events, kept in your device's app
storage.
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The reflection notes and weekly commitments you write inside the
app, kept in your device's app storage.
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Your in-app preferences (tracked calendars, weekly targets,
session presets), kept in your device's app storage.
What Weekflow does not do
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Weekflow has no backend server. No data is sent to any server
operated by the developer.
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Weekflow does not share, sell, or transmit your data to any
third party.
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Weekflow does not run analytics, tracking, telemetry, or
advertising.
Signing out
When you sign out of Google inside Weekflow, all locally stored data
— tokens, event cache, reflection notes, preferences — is deleted
from your device.
Contact
Questions about this policy? Email
klaritylab.app@gmail.com.