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Privacy Policy

Last updated: May 12, 2026

Sundays is a weekly voice journal. Once a week you have a short call with an AI companion that listens; between calls, you can record voice notes or write quick text notes. This page explains what Sundays collects, where it goes, and what we do and don't do with it.

If you have a question that this page doesn't answer, email hello@getsundaysapp.com.

What Sundays collects

When you use Sundays, the following gets stored:

What Sundays does NOT collect

Where your data goes

Sundays uses a small set of third-party processors. Each has its own privacy policy, linked below.

Processor What it does Their privacy policy
Supabase Hosts the database (Postgres) and the private storage buckets where your transcripts, summaries, themes, audio recordings, and handwriting photos live. supabase.com/privacy
ElevenLabs Powers the real-time weekly Sunday call: streams your voice in, runs speech-to-text, generates the AI companion's voice. The agent system prompt and your live transcript are sent to ElevenLabs during the call only. elevenlabs.io/privacy
Anthropic The Claude language model that summarizes your call, extracts themes and names, OCRs your handwriting photos, classifies calendar events (if you opt in to that feature), generates the verbal reading, and synthesizes answers in the "Search your mind" chat. Transcripts are sent to Anthropic only when you trigger one of those features. anthropic.com/legal/privacy
OpenAI Generates the semantic embedding (a list of numbers, no human-readable content) for each transcript so the "Search your mind" chat can find notes by meaning instead of keyword. Embeddings are generated once per note and used by Sundays internally; OpenAI does not retain transcript content beyond the API call per their data policy. openai.com/policies/privacy-policy
Apple (StoreKit) If you subscribe to a paid tier, Apple handles billing. Apple does not share your real name or email with us. apple.com/legal/privacy

We don't share your data with anyone outside of these processors, and only for the specific purposes above.

How long we keep your data

Your transcripts, themes, summaries, and audio (if retained) are kept for as long as you have an account.

You can delete everything at any time:

You can also export your data first via Settings → Export your data, which produces a JSON file of everything Sundays has stored about you.

If you uninstall the app without deleting your account, the local cache on your device goes away but the cloud-stored data stays. To wipe the cloud copy, use Delete account before uninstalling, or email us with a deletion request.

Encryption

Data in transit between your phone and our processors is encrypted using standard HTTPS / TLS. Audio and image files in Supabase storage are encrypted at rest by Supabase, scoped to your account via row-level security (no other user can read them, only you and a service-role admin pass). On-device audio and handwriting images are protected by iOS's complete file-protection class — files are only decryptable while your phone is unlocked. We do not implement custom application-level encryption beyond what the platform provides; Sundays is therefore exempt from US export-control rules on encryption (ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption = false).

Operator access (an honest disclosure)

Sundays Media LLC has administrative access to the Supabase project that hosts your transcripts, voice notes, themes, and summaries. This means stored data could technically be viewed via the Supabase admin dashboard, even though the app's row-level security prevents one user from reading another user's rows.

We do not actively review user data, and we never will except in three narrowly defined cases:

This level of access is similar to most journaling apps on the market. Day One, Bear, Roam Research, Notion, Apple Journal, and almost every other journaling product have the same property at rest: their teams have administrative access to your stored content. Some say so explicitly in their privacy policy; many don't. True end-to-end encryption, where the operator literally cannot decrypt your data, is incompatible with the AI-powered features Sundays depends on (theme extraction, the verbal reading, the search-your-Sundays chat). Those features require Anthropic to receive plaintext during processing.

A more private mode, where specific notes you mark as "private" are encrypted client-side and bypass all AI features, is on the v2 roadmap. Until then, if a particular reflection feels too sensitive to share given that we could technically read it, don't share it here. We'd rather you know than feel surprised later.

Children's privacy

Sundays is intended for users 13 and older. The app shows a one-time consent screen on first launch. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone under 13. If you believe a child has used Sundays, email us and we'll delete the account.

Crisis content

If you describe being in crisis during a call or note, the post-call summary may flag the entry so the app can show you helpline information (988 / 741741 in the US, 116 123 in the UK, 112 in the EU). The flag is stored on your account record. It is not reported to anyone, sent anywhere, or used for any purpose other than surfacing the helpline card to you.

Sundays is not a crisis service or a substitute for professional mental-health care.

Your rights

Depending on where you live, you may have specific rights under privacy laws (GDPR in the EU/UK, CCPA in California, similar laws elsewhere):

To exercise any right not covered by an in-app action, email hello@getsundaysapp.com.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes meaningfully, we'll update the "Last updated" date at the top and surface a notice in-app the next time you open Sundays. Material changes (new processors, expanded data collection) will require your opt-in before taking effect on your account.

Contact

Sundays is built and operated by Sundays Media LLC. For privacy questions, deletion requests, or anything else legal-related:

📧 hello@getsundaysapp.com


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