Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 24, 2026 — applies from Beebo 1.7.6, which added the Meta ad-measurement SDK described below.

The short version: Beebo is local-first. The people you add, your notes, interactions and reminders live on your iPhone, and in your own private iCloud if you turn sync on. There is no account to create and no server of ours holding your people. Besides anonymous usage counts and crash reports, Beebo sends Meta (Facebook) and Google standard install, launch and purchase events so we can measure which ads bring people to the app — see the two "Advertising measurement" sections below. Beebo shows no ads of its own and does not sell anything about you.

This policy explains what Beebo ("the app", "we") does with your information. It reflects what the app actually does today. If that changes, this page and the in-app policy are updated together.

Everything you create in Beebo lives on your device:

• Contacts you choose. When you pick people to stay in touch with, Beebo reads your address book on the device. The people you select, along with their names and any notes, are saved only on your iPhone. Your address book is never sent to us or anyone else.
• Reminders, rhythms and interactions. How often you want to reach out, when you last called, your streaks and notes stay on the device.
• App settings. Your preferences are stored locally in the app's own storage. They only ever describe your own settings and never leave the device.
• iCloud sync, if you turn it on. With sync enabled, your people and reminders are mirrored to your own private iCloud database so your other devices stay current. That database belongs to your Apple Account. We have no access to it and no copy of it. Turn sync off in Settings and the mirroring stops.

• Purchase history. When you buy or restore Pro, Apple's App Store (StoreKit) validates the transaction, unlocks Pro and supports restore purchases. This is handled by Apple. We use it only to keep your Pro features working, never for advertising or tracking.
• Anonymous usage counts. Events like "a reminder was logged" or "the paywall was opened", with no names, notes, contacts or account attached. They tell us which parts of the app people actually use. Processed by PostHog (EU servers), in anonymous mode: no person profiles, no session recording.
• Crash reports. When the app crashes, we receive the technical details of the failure so it can be fixed. Screenshots and screen contents are never captured, because your people's names would be in them. Processed by PostHog (EU servers).

None of this identifies you, and all of it travels over encrypted HTTPS.

• No contact info (name, email, phone, address) is collected by us.
• No user content (photos, notes) is uploaded.
• No location, health, financial or browsing data.
• No data brokers. See the two "Advertising measurement" sections below for the only ad-related data Beebo sends, and when the advertising identifier (IDFA) and ad-consent signals are included.
• Nothing that ties the usage counts or crash reports above back to you.

Beebo uses the Meta (Facebook) SDK for one purpose: measuring which Meta ads bring people to install the app. On every launch it automatically sends Meta standard events — app install/first open, app launch, and App Store purchase or subscription events — along with device and app information (device model, OS version, app version, SDK data). Beebo never sends Meta a custom event, and never sends your contacts, notes or anything else you add to the app.

After you finish onboarding, Beebo shows a short explanation screen once, and then iOS asks whether Beebo can track you (the App Tracking Transparency prompt). If you tap "Allow", your advertising identifier (IDFA) is included with the events above. If you choose "Ask App Not to Track", no IDFA is sent and Meta only receives aggregated, privacy-preserving measurement (Aggregated Event Measurement / SKAdNetwork). Beebo works identically either way — your choice never unlocks or hides any feature, and you can change it anytime in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking. See Meta's data policy.

Beebo also uses Google Analytics for Firebase to measure which Google ads bring people to install the app. It automatically collects Firebase's standard events — app install/first open, app sessions, app updates, and App Store purchase or subscription events — plus device and app information. Beebo does not report screen names to Google, and never sends your contacts, notes or anything else you add to the app.

The same App Tracking Transparency choice above controls Google's ad-related signals: if you tap "Allow", ad-related consent (ad storage, ad user data, ad personalization) is granted; if you choose "Ask App Not to Track", those signals stay off and only basic analytics consent is granted. See Google's data policy.

Reminders are delivered as local notifications, scheduled and shown on your device. They are not routed through any server.

• Delete anything, anytime. Remove a person or a reminder inside the app to delete that data.
• Delete everything. Uninstalling Beebo removes all local data from your device. If you used iCloud sync, the copy in your own iCloud is removed from Settings → Apple Account → iCloud → Manage Storage.
• Turn sync off. Settings → iCloud sync. Existing iCloud data is not deleted, mirroring simply stops.
• Purchase records. For questions about purchase records held by Apple, contact us at beebo@tasarim.io.

Beebo is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect data from them. The app asks for no personal details and keeps your people on your own device and iCloud, so there is nothing about a child for us to gather.

If Beebo adds features that change how data is handled, this policy is updated before that feature ships, and the "Last updated" date above will change.

Beebo is made by Giray Batıtürk. Questions about privacy? Email beebo@tasarim.io.