Privacy policy
Last updated: 31 August 2026
This page says what we collect, why, and who can see it. It is written plainly on purpose.
What we collect
Your name, your phone number, and the figures you type into the application. That is all.
And what we do not collect: your card number, your bank account number, your contacts, your location, your photos — nothing from your phone.
Other people's numbers: on the Debts screen you can write somebody's name and phone number so you remember who owes what. YOU type it — we never read your contacts — nobody else sees it, and it is deleted the day you delete your account or that debt. We never contact that person and we know nothing about them beyond what you typed.
Who sees your data
You. Only. Even technical support cannot reach your account unless YOU asked for help and explicitly allowed it, for the duration of that problem alone.
Do we sell your data
No. We do not sell any data, and we do not share it with anyone.
Signing in with Google
If you sign in with a Google account, Google gives us your identifier with them, your email, your name, and your account picture if you have one — and we store those so we recognise you next time. We do not request or read your mail, your files or your contacts, and we never post anything as you. You can disconnect it from your Google account settings, and your account here keeps working with your password.
Payment data
It never passes through us. Payment happens at a licensed gateway and we receive only the outcome — succeeded or failed. We never see a card number or an account number, and we could not charge you automatically even if we wanted to.
If you stop subscribing
If you stop subscribing: your account becomes read-only, and your data stays where it is, waiting for you.
Advertising and measurement
What leaves us for Meta (Facebook and Instagram) is nothing about you: no name, no phone number, no email, no amount, and nothing you wrote in the app.
What does happen: on the public pages only — the home page, the pricing, the about page and this one — a Meta pixel tells them that somebody opened a page, reached the price, or created an account. It never runs inside your account: not one ledger screen carries anything of theirs.
And we count public-page visits for ourselves as daily figures with no identity in them. We never store an IP address.
Notifications
Browser notifications are optional and per device. You can turn them off from the Devices screen in settings, or from your browser settings.
If you still have a question
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