Privacy

Last updated November 12, 2026

The short version: what you log stays on your iPhone. Log has no account, no ads, no analytics and nothing that tracks you, in the app or on this site.

In the app

Your logs and entries are kept on your iPhone. When iCloud is on for Log, they're also kept in your own iCloud so your devices match. That copy is in your iCloud account and Apple's privacy policy covers it; Log's maker can't see it.

Photos, recordings and spoken words stay on your iPhone with the entry they belong to. Turning your voice into words, and tidying them, happens on the iPhone itself.

Apple Health and Calendar, if you connect them, are read on your iPhone to show the one thing you picked, and Log doesn't keep what it reads. A log you choose to send to Health writes its entries there, and only there.

Suggestions, such as how a new log should be kept, are worked out on your iPhone.

When something leaves your iPhone

Only when you do it:

• Sharing logs. A shared link carries how the logs are set up (their names, units and so on), never anything you've logged. It goes wherever you send it.
• Exporting your data. Export Data makes one file of your logs and entries, and you choose where it goes.
• Suggesting a Daily Card question. Pressing Send posts only the words you wrote to a Google Form, with nothing that says who sent them. Google's privacy policy covers the form.

On this site

getlog.app has no cookies, analytics, ads or anything loaded from other companies. It's hosted by Cloudflare, which, like any web host, handles each request (including your IP address) to deliver the page.

When someone shares logs with you, everything about them is in the part of the link after the #. Browsers never send that part to a website, so this site never learns what was shared. Your iPhone reads it to show you the logs, and nothing more is sent.

Children

Log doesn't ask who you are, so it doesn't know anyone's age, and it collects nothing to treat differently.

Changes and questions

If this changes, the new version will be here with its date. Questions are welcome at hello@getlog.app.