Current information about how the app is used and how data is handled.
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The Shift Schedule app does not require registration and does not send the user’s schedule to the developer’s servers.
Shift schedules, vacations, events, and app settings are stored locally on the user’s device.
When iCloud Sync is used, this data may also be stored in the user’s iCloud account and synchronized across their Apple devices.
The app may use Apple iCloud to save and synchronize schedule data.
Synchronization is performed through Apple services between devices using the same Apple Account with iCloud enabled. iCloud data is not used by the developer for advertising, user profiling, or sale to third parties.
Data stored and processed through iCloud is also subject to Apple’s terms of service and privacy policy.
The app may use local notifications to remind users about upcoming shifts and events when notification permission has been granted in the iOS or iPadOS settings.
Local notifications are created on the device and do not require the schedule to be sent to the developer’s servers.
The app may display upcoming shifts and events in a widget on the iPhone Home Screen.
The widget uses app data available directly on the user’s device.
When exporting a schedule, the user independently chooses where to save or how to share the generated file using the standard iOS or iPadOS share sheet.
The developer does not receive the contents of exported files and does not control the sharing method selected by the user.
The app does not use advertising tracking, does not display personalized advertising, and does not sell personal data.
Shift schedules, events, and work-hour statistics are not used for advertising profiles.
Local app data is stored on the user’s device. When the app is deleted, the local copy of the data may be removed by the operating system.
Data previously synchronized through iCloud may remain in the user’s iCloud account so it can be restored after reinstalling the app or synchronized with other devices.
iCloud data is managed through Apple services and the user’s Apple Account settings.
The website server may automatically store standard technical logs, including IP addresses, access dates and times, browser information, and requested pages.
This information may be used for security, error diagnosis, and maintaining reliable website operation.
When contacting support, the user’s email address, message contents, and any information voluntarily provided may be processed. This data is used only to review the request and provide a response.
The developer does not sell personal data and does not share the user’s schedule with advertising companies.
Certain data may be processed by Apple as part of the App Store, iCloud, iOS, and iPadOS services in accordance with Apple’s terms and privacy policy.
This Privacy Policy may be updated when the app’s functionality changes or when legal requirements are updated.
The current version of the policy will always be published on this page. The latest revision date appears at the top of the document.
For questions about privacy or data handling, contact the developer:
