Effective October 18, 2026
Almanac Privacy Policy
Almanac is built to be private by design. The app has no account, no server, no ads, no analytics SDKs and no third-party tracking, and does not sell your data.
Information the app stores
Almanac stores the App Store Connect analytics it downloads on your behalf: daily rows of downloads, proceeds, impressions, product page views, active devices, crashes and ratings for the apps in your own account, along with your display preferences, any app families you set up and, if you connect a website, its daily traffic. This information is stored on your device. Because Apple stops serving old days, Almanac also keeps a backup copy of your history, and your app families, in your own iCloud Drive, so a new or restored device can get them back. That copy lives in your iCloud account, under Apple’s privacy policy, and the developer cannot see it.
Your App Store Connect API key
To read your analytics, Almanac needs an App Store Connect API key that you create in your own App Store Connect account. That key is stored in your device keychain. It is used only to sign requests to Apple, is never transmitted to the developer, and can be removed at any time from Settings.
Your website, if you connect one
Connecting a website is optional. If you do, Almanac asks for your WordPress site’s address, a username and an application password that you create in your own site’s admin. The password is stored in your device keychain and used only to read your own site’s Jetpack Stats, from your site and from public-api.wordpress.com, which is governed by Automattic’s privacy policy. It is never transmitted to the developer, and Remove website in Settings deletes it.
Where the data goes
Never to the developer. Almanac has no account system, no server and no sign-in. Its network requests are HTTPS requests to api.appstoreconnect.apple.com and itunes.apple.com, both Apple services governed by Apple’s own privacy policy, plus, only if you connect a website, requests to that site and to public-api.wordpress.com. The backup copy of your history goes only to your own iCloud Drive.
Information collected by the developer
The app does not collect personal information from you for the developer. If you contact support, the information you choose to send in that message may be used to respond to your request.
Analytics, ads, and tracking
Almanac does not use advertising SDKs, analytics SDKs, or tracking technologies, and it does not sell personal data. The App Store privacy answers for this app are Data Not Collected across the board.
Purchases
Almanac is free to download and offers one optional in-app purchase, a one-time unlock. Purchases are handled entirely by Apple through the App Store; the app does not see or store your payment information.
Children’s privacy
Almanac is a developer tool, is not directed to children under 13, and does not knowingly collect personal information from children.
Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated as the app changes. If data practices change materially, this page should be updated before the new version is released.
Contact
For privacy questions or support, email support.altaaffirmations@gmail.com.
Not affiliated with Apple
Almanac is an independent developer tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Apple Inc.