Privacy

With your permission, Honeyday reads names, photos and dates from the Contacts on your device: birthdays, anniversaries and other dates. It changes a contact only when you edit it yourself and never sends your contacts anywhere. On iPhone and iPad you can share only some of your contacts, and you can take the permission back at any time in Settings.

What you decide in the app, like who you want to be reminded about, which entries are hidden, your notes and the entries you add yourself, is stored on your device and synced to your other devices through your private iCloud database. Apple keeps that data in your iCloud account under your Apple Account. Honeyday has no server of its own. How Apple protects iCloud is described in Apple’s iCloud data security overview. Your contacts themselves are not copied there. If you are not signed in to iCloud, everything stays on the device.

To find a contact again on your other devices, the app stores a fingerprint of the name and date with each entry. It is a hash, so the name is not in it in readable form, and it lives in the same private database. If you link an entry you added yourself to a contact, the contact's name is stored with it in readable form, so your other devices can find the contact.

Reminders are scheduled on the device as notifications, and they need your permission. The widget, Siri and Spotlight read a copy of the upcoming dates that the app keeps on the device for them. None of this leaves your device.

Honeyday comes from the App Store, so buying and installing it happens between you and Apple. What reaches me is Apple’s sales report: how many copies were bought and in which country, counted up and never tied to a person. Apple’s own privacy policy covers that side of it.

No cookies, no analytics, no tracking pixels, and no fonts or scripts from other servers. The page is static and hosted by Cloudflare Pages, which keeps server logs including IP addresses in order to serve it. The start address honeyday.app reads the language your browser asks for and sends you to that version of the site; nothing of it is stored. When you arrive at the start page from elsewhere or reload it, it shows a little confetti. It stores nothing to do so.

Apart from an email you send me, I hold nothing about you that I could show you, correct or delete. Questions and corrections go to support@missaq.com. When this page changes, the date below changes with it.

Last updated: 1 November 2026