Privacy Policy

Recovery Support is designed around data minimization, local-first storage, and user-controlled sharing.

Last updated: June 19, 2026.

Short version: The current iOS build keeps sensitive recovery material on the device. Private journal content is encrypted locally. Sponsor-note sharing is manual and user-controlled. Recovery data is not sold, used for ad tracking, or used for model training by default.

What the app is

Recovery Support is a non-clinical recovery-support app for daily check-ins, craving coping prompts, meeting-resource links, trusted-contact outreach, private journaling, and sponsor-note preparation. It is not medical care, therapy, diagnosis, detox guidance, emergency counseling, or a substitute for real-world care, sponsorship, meetings, or crisis support.

Data stored on device

The current iOS build may store the following on the user's device:

Private journal encryption

Private journal entries are stored in an encrypted local file on the device. The encryption key is generated on the device and stored in the iOS Keychain. The app uses Keychain for the key, not as the bulk storage location for journal bodies.

Sharing

The app does not automatically send journal entries, sponsor notes, relapse details, or recovery profile data to a sponsor, clinician, family member, meeting contact, or developer. Sponsor notes are previewed and edited by the user first, then shared only through user-controlled iOS sharing actions.

Data not collected in the current build

The current local-first build does not include account sync, backend analytics, ad tracking, third-party advertising SDKs, public social features, or server-side model training on private journal content. If those data flows are added later, this policy and the App Store privacy answers must be updated before release.

Optional permissions

Deletion

The app includes a local delete control for private journal entries. Because the current build is local-first, deleting local journal data removes the app's local encrypted journal file. If account sync, support tooling, analytics, or backend processors are added later, deletion will need to cover those systems according to the published retention schedule.

Children and emergencies

The app is not designed for emergency use or for unsupervised use by minors in crisis. If there is immediate danger, possible overdose, severe withdrawal, suicidal intent, violence, or impaired driving risk, use emergency services or local crisis resources now.

Contact and support

For product support and release-status information, use the Support page. For terms, use the Terms and EULA page.