Privacy Policy

1. Who we are and what this covers

This Privacy Policy explains how RJLabs ("we", "us", or "our") handles information in the Android application Daymark: Daily Tasks and Todos ("Daymark" or the "App") and on this website.

Privacy contact: rjlabs.developer@gmail.com.

2. Information Daymark stores on your device

Daymark stores the information needed for habit building and task planning locally on your Android device:

• habit names, descriptions, cues, tiny versions, rewards, motivation, icons, colors, goals, and schedules;
• habit completion progress and local calendar dates;
• task titles, notes, first steps, focus durations, due dates, completion state, and reminder times; and
• theme, haptic, calendar, onboarding, consent, and Pro-entitlement preferences.

RJLabs does not receive this user-created content through normal App use. Daymark does not require an account, and habit and task planning remains available without an internet connection.

3. Planned advertising in the free tier

Daymark's planned stack uses Unity LevelPlay as the mediation layer. Unity Ads is the intended source of limited interstitial inventory. Unity Ads does not supply native inventory; Daymark's checked-in build conditionally includes Google AdMob as its native source only when a valid AdMob app ID is supplied. Any different provider would require an explicit code, consent, disclosure, and release-review update before production ad serving begins.

Production advertising is currently disabled and remains disabled until reviewed, real LevelPlay app and ad-unit IDs and any required mediated-network credentials are configured. Placeholder or test identifiers do not authorize production ad initialization or requests.

After production activation, Unity—including LevelPlay and Unity Ads—and each configured mediated provider may process:

• IP address and approximate location derived from it;
• device, app, operating-system, language, and network information;
• device or advertising identifiers where available and permitted;
• ad impressions, views, taps, and other ad interactions;
• app usage time where a configured provider's relevant feature is enabled; and
• diagnostic, fraud-prevention, security, and compliance information.

Each configured ad provider may use and share applicable information to deliver and measure ads, limit repetition, prevent fraud, provide analytics, comply with law, and, where allowed by your consent and settings, personalize advertising. Processing varies by region, device settings, consent choice, LevelPlay configuration, the network that fills a request, and that network's SDK and policy.

Daymark does not provide LevelPlay, Unity Ads, or a mediated ad network with habit names, task text, notes, cues, rewards, motivation, schedules, reminders, completion history, streaks, focus-session content, missed-day status, feedback messages, or a Daymark user profile. Daymark does not use that content to select ads.

Ads are not allowed inside focus sessions, completion feedback, or missed-day recovery. Where required, Daymark, Unity, or a configured mediated provider presents privacy choices before relevant processing. Additional controls may be available inside an ad and through Android's advertising-privacy settings.

Learn more in Unity's Game Player and App User Privacy Policy and its mediated-network format table. Unity Ads documents certain approximate-location, identifier, ad-activity, and diagnostic categories; each selected native provider has its own policy and may process different categories. Store disclosures must match the exact SDKs, adapters, and configuration shipped.

4. Daymark Pro and previous paid users

Daymark Pro is a one-time, non-consumable purchase handled by Google Play. Google Play processes the transaction, payment method, taxes, local price, and purchase account under Google's terms. Daymark may receive localized product information, product or offer identifiers, purchase status, a purchase token, and app-license or entitlement results needed to unlock and restore Pro. RJLabs does not receive your full payment-card or bank-account details.

People who purchased Daymark before it became free are entitled to Pro without paying again. The paid bridge release records that entitlement in local migration state before the listing becomes free. A previous paid-app download does not automatically own the new in-app product. If the bridge entitlement is unavailable—for example, after an uninstall before migration—you may contact support and voluntarily provide relevant Play order information so we can investigate.

When Pro or a grandfathered paid-user entitlement is active, Daymark does not initialize, request, or display ads. Information previously processed during free-tier ad use remains governed by Unity's and each mediated provider's retention policies.

Learn more in Google's Privacy Policy and Google Play's Terms of Service.

5. Information collected through analytics

Daymark uses Google Analytics for Firebase to understand reliability and which general features are useful. The service may automatically process an app-instance identifier, app version, device and operating-system information, language, session information, approximate location derived from a masked IP address, and lifecycle events such as first open or app update.

Daymark also sends coarse product events such as selecting a tab, finishing onboarding, opening or saving a habit or task, completing an item, archiving or deleting an item, changing the theme, and opening a purchase screen.

Custom analytics never includes habit or task names, descriptions, notes, cues, tiny versions, rewards, motivation, units, internal IDs, progress values, reminder times, or calendar dates. Daymark does not set a Daymark account ID, link analytics to feedback email addresses, or use Firebase Analytics data to select or personalize ads through LevelPlay, Unity Ads, or a mediated network.

6. Information you send through feedback

If you choose Send feedback in Settings, Daymark uploads the following to Google Cloud Firestore:

• the category you select: feedback, issue, or feature request;
• the message you write and contact email you provide;
• Daymark's app version and version code;
• Android version, device manufacturer and model, and device-language locale; and
• the server time when the submission is received.

We use this only to review your request, troubleshoot issues, improve Daymark, and contact you when a response or clarification is helpful. Habit and task content is never attached automatically. Firestore client rules permit validated submissions but deny client reads, updates, and deletes.

7. Android backup and device transfer

If Android backup or device transfer is enabled by you or your device administrator, Android may securely copy Daymark's local database, preferences, and entitlement state to the backup service configured on your device. RJLabs does not control that service. You can manage backup behavior through Android and your backup-provider settings.

8. Notification permission

Daymark requests notification permission only after you enable a habit or task reminder. Reminders are scheduled locally using Android WorkManager. Daymark sends no unsolicited re-engagement notifications during quiet hours; an explicitly scheduled habit or task reminder follows the time you selected, including when that time falls inside quiet hours. You may decline or revoke the permission without losing planning or tracking features. Daymark does not collect notification content.

9. How information is used and shared

We do not sell habit or task content. Information may be processed by Google, Unity, and each configured mediated provider under their applicable terms. We may disclose information where reasonably necessary to comply with law, protect users, prevent abuse, or defend legal rights.

Learn more from Google's Privacy and Security in Firebase and Privacy Policy.

10. Retention and deletion

Habit and task content

Local content remains until you delete individual items, use Erase all Daymark data, clear the App's storage, or uninstall Daymark, subject to copies maintained by an Android backup service you enabled.

Feedback

Feedback is retained only as long as reasonably necessary to respond, investigate, improve the App, and maintain support records. We ordinarily delete identifiable feedback within 24 months after the request is resolved unless a longer period is required for security, legal compliance, or dispute resolution.

Analytics, advertising, and purchases

Analytics, advertising, billing, and licensing information is retained under the controls and policies of RJLabs, Google, Unity, and each applicable mediated provider. Deleting local data does not by itself delete information already processed by those providers or remove a Google Play purchase from your Google account.

11. Security

Network information is encrypted in transit using HTTPS/TLS where supported by the service. Firebase access is restricted through project permissions and Firestore Security Rules. No method of storage or transmission is completely secure, but we use reasonable safeguards appropriate to the information involved.

12. International processing

Google, Unity, configured mediated providers, and advertising infrastructure may process information in countries other than your own. Where required, providers use contractual and legal mechanisms for cross-border processing. Information is handled in those locations subject to applicable law and provider terms.

13. Children's privacy

Daymark is a general-audience productivity and wellness application. It is not directed to children under 13 or the minimum digital-consent age in their country. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child submitted personal information through feedback, contact us so we can delete it.

14. Your choices and requests

• Use Pro, restore an in-app Pro purchase, or retain the paid-bridge entitlement to stop ad requests and displays.
• Use consent controls presented by Daymark, Unity, or a configured mediated provider, in-ad privacy controls, and Android advertising-privacy settings where available.
• Do not submit feedback if you do not want to provide an email address or troubleshooting details.
• Manage notification and backup settings through Android.
• Delete local data from Daymark Settings, Android's App info screen, or by uninstalling the App.
• Email rjlabs.developer@gmail.com to request access to or deletion of feedback you submitted. We may ask you to verify the email used in that submission.

Depending on where you live, privacy law may provide additional rights. Requests about data held by Unity or a mediated provider should also use that provider's rights-request process; requests about Google-held purchase or advertising data should use Google's controls.

15. General wellness boundary

Daymark provides general habit-building and task-planning tools. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent ADHD, depression, anxiety, addiction, sleep disorders, or any other medical condition. User-created content may concern health, but it remains in private app data and any Android backup you enable unless you deliberately include it in a support message.

16. This website

This informational website is hosted on Firebase Hosting. We do not place advertising or analytics scripts on the website. Like most hosting services, Firebase Hosting may process technical request information such as IP address, browser details, requested URL, and security logs to deliver and protect the service.

17. Policy changes and contact

We may update this policy when Daymark's features, providers, SDK configuration, or legal obligations change. The current version will remain available at this URL with a revised effective date. Material changes will be communicated through an appropriate in-app or store-listing notice where required.

RJLabs
Daymark privacy, support, and legacy-paid entitlement help
rjlabs.developer@gmail.com