the fine print
privacy.
we're introverts. we don't want your data, we barely want our own. but app stores require this page, so here it is, in plain language, per app.
across all our apps
the short version: we collect the minimum needed to make the thing work, we never sell your data, and we never will.
- →We don't run ads, and we don't use advertising or cross-app tracking.
- →Some of our apps use product analytics (PostHog) to see which features get used and where things break. It's usage data, not a profile of you, and it isn't sold or shared onwards. We say below which apps do this.
- →We don't sell, rent, or share your personal data with data brokers. Ever.
- →We only share data with the services each app needs to function (listed per app below), and only the data those services need.
- →If an app can work without an account, it works without an account.
- →You can email us any time to ask what we hold about you, or to delete it: hello@introvertsmakestuff.com.
Each app below lists exactly what it collects on top of this. If an app isn't listed, the base policy above is the whole story.
hang on
screentime blocker · ios
the short version: everything stays on your phone. we couldn't see your data even if we wanted to. we don't run analytics in Hang On either.
What Hang On collects
Nothing. Hang On stores everything on your device: the apps you choose to block, your schedules, your settings, and your chats with the mascot. There is no account, no database, and no server on our end.
How it works
Hang On uses Apple's built-in Screen Time and Family Controls frameworks to block and unblock apps. App selection happens through Apple's own interface, so the list of apps you pick is never visible to the app itself, let alone to us.
What leaves your device
Nothing. Hang On makes no network requests to us and runs no analytics. We don't know which apps you block, when you block them, how often you unblock them, or anything else about how you use the app.
Deleting your data
Delete the app and everything is gone. There's nothing on our side to delete because there's nothing on our side.
omnomnom
calorie tracking · in development
the short version: this app needs some of your data to work. here's exactly what, and where it goes.
Note: OmNomNom is still being built. We'll update this section before launch, and if anything meaningful changes after launch, we'll say so in the app.
What OmNomNom collects
- →Account info: your name and email address.
- →Body metrics you enter: things like height, weight, age, and goals.
- →Food logs: photos of food you take in the app, your searches, and the meals you save.
Where it's stored
Your data is stored on Cloudflare's infrastructure. We use it only to run the app: showing you your logs, your progress, and your numbers.
Third-party services
- →OpenAI: food photos you take are sent to OpenAI's API to estimate what's in them. Images are used for that analysis only.
- →Food database APIs: your food search queries are sent to nutrition databases to return calorie and macro information.
What we don't do
We don't sell your data, we don't show ads, and we don't share your photos, metrics, or logs with anyone other than the services above, in the way described above.
Deleting your data
Email hello@introvertsmakestuff.com and we'll delete your account and everything attached to it.
infinity list
lists, reminders, jams
the short version: your account, your lists, and the stuff you put in them. nothing else, and nothing sold.
What Infinity List collects
- →Account details: your email address and the display name you choose.
- →Your content: reminders, recipes, wish lists, idea boards (jams) including photos and videos you upload, and stashes.
- →Identifiers: an account id and a device id, so reminders can actually reach your phone.
- →Product analytics via PostHog: which features get used and where things break.
Third-party services
- →Supabase: hosts sign-in, the database, and file storage where your account and content live.
- →OneSignal: delivers reminder push notifications.
- →OpenAI: powers optional AI bits, like pulling a recipe out of a link, some text, or a screenshot you hand it. Only what you actively submit gets sent, only to give you the result back.
- →PostHog: product analytics, as above.
Notifications
Push notifications are used for your reminders only. No marketing, no nudges, no "we miss you".
Deleting your data
In the app: Profile & Settings, then Delete Account. It's permanent and it takes everything with it. Or email hi@infinity-list.com and we'll do it.
Full policy: infinity-list.com/privacy
pocket libraries
its own thing
Pocket Libraries is a separate organisation with its own members, its own rules, and its own privacy policy. We built the app, but the data lives with them, so their policy is the one that counts.
Worth knowing: the Pocket Libraries app and website use product analytics (PostHog) to understand usage and fix what's broken.
Read it here: pocketlibraries.org/privacy-policy
this website
the short version: the only data this site collects is what you type into the contact form.
If you write to us through the form on the hi page, your name, email, and message are sent to us by email via FormSubmit. We use them only to reply to you. We don't run analytics trackers, advertising pixels, or anything that follows you around the internet.
last updated: september 2026
questions? hello@introvertsmakestuff.com
your secrets are safe. mostly because we don't have them.