Privacy policy

What Blueprint can access

Blueprint only asks for access when it needs it, and works without any permission you decline. You can change these at any time in the Settings app under Privacy & Security (on a Mac, System Settings › Privacy & Security).

Contacts

To show birthdays and other important dates for the people in the lists you choose.

Calendars

To show today's and this week's events.

Reminders

To show reminders that are due or outstanding.

Health

To show your sleep, workouts and activity. Blueprint only reads health data; it never writes to Health, and it doesn't use clinical health records.

Location (optional)

Only if you turn on "Use Current Location" in Weather settings, to show the weather where you are.

What leaves your device

This is everything Blueprint sends off your device, who receives it, and why.

• Apple Weather (WeatherKit)

  What: The location you choose for weather. This is your current location if you've turned on "Use Current Location"; otherwise it's the place you set.

  Why: To get the forecast and any severe-weather warnings.

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• Public content services (TVmaze, TheSportsDB, Squiggle, ESPN, Nager.Date and the news feeds you add)

  What: The names of the shows, teams and leagues you follow, the feeds you subscribe to, and your country for public holidays. Like any website, these services also see your device's IP address.

  Why: To fetch TV listings, scores and ladders, headlines and holiday dates. Blueprint sends them nothing about you personally.

• TelemetryDeck

  What: Anonymous usage signals, such as which sections are used, plus the app and system version. TelemetryDeck doesn't store IP addresses, and the signals can't be linked to you.

  Why: To understand which features are used and to spot problems.

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• Xerodonia, via our private issue tracker (hosted on GitHub)

  What: Only when you send feedback from Settings: the title and description you write, plus the app version, system version and device model.

  Why: To read and act on your feedback. Only we can see it.

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Health data

Blueprint reads health data on your device to show your summary. It is never sent off your device, never stored by Blueprint (in iCloud or anywhere else), never shared with anyone, and never used for advertising, marketing or data mining.

Contacts, calendars and reminders

Blueprint asks the system for this information each time it needs it, and doesn't keep its own copy. None of it leaves your device.

What we never do

• Show ads, or share information with advertisers or data brokers.
• Track you across other companies' apps or websites.
• Sell your information.
• Ask you to create an account.

Your choices and your data

Everything Blueprint stores is kept on your device. Deleting the app deletes it. Anonymous usage signals can't be linked to you, so there's nothing about you for us to find or delete. If you've sent us feedback or an email and would like it deleted, ask us and we will.

Children

Blueprint isn't directed at children under 13. It doesn't collect personal information from anyone, including children. The only exception is feedback: if someone sends it, we see only what they choose to write.

Changes to this policy

If Blueprint changes how it handles information, we'll update this page and the date at the top before the new version is released, and mention the change in the release notes.

Contact us

Questions or requests about privacy go to hello@xerodonia.com. Xerodonia Pty Ltd (ABN 48 606 760 089), Sydney, Australia. We follow the Australian Privacy Principles.