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Nutkin Privacy Policy

Effective date: 12 October 2026
Operator: Koryoku Labs LLC ("we", "us")
Contact: support@nutkinapp.com

Nutkin is a to-do app with a small idle game attached: the tasks you finish feed a colony of squirrels. This policy explains what information the Nutkin apps for iPhone and Android and the website nutkinapp.com handle, why, who helps us handle it, and the choices you have.

The short version

What stays on your device

These live only on your phone, and deleting the app deletes them:

Your phone's own backup (iCloud, or Google's backup on Android) may include Nutkin's data under your Apple or Google account settings. We can't see those backups.

Reminders and notifications are scheduled on your phone. We don't run a push notification server, and we don't collect a push token. Home screen widgets read from the app on your phone and send nothing.

Nutkin reads your clipboard only when you tap Paste to add a friend code. It doesn't use your microphone, camera, photos, contacts or location services.

Your account and backup

The first time Nutkin runs, it creates an anonymous account: a random ID. Creating it needs no email, no phone number and no information about you.

What we store: a snapshot of your game, so your colony can be restored. That means your acorns, energy, buildings and upgrades, achievements, Winter progress and golden acorns; totals such as how many tasks you've completed (never what they were); whether Plus is active; the clothes and furniture you own or use; and the coat colors you own. It's stored with Supabase, our infrastructure provider, on servers in the United States.

Linking an account (optional). You can link Sign in with Apple (iPhone) or Google (iPhone and Android) so your colony comes back on a new phone. We then receive your email address from that provider. With Sign in with Apple you can choose Apple's private relay address, so we never see your real one. Apple may offer to share your name; Nutkin doesn't keep it. Google also shares your name and profile picture link, which our sign-in provider stores with your account. We only use your email address, to show you which account is linked.

Your list, when you're signed in. Once you link Sign in with Apple or Google, your to-do list syncs through your account, so it appears on every device where you sign in. We store each task (its title, steps, tags, due date, time or part of the day, repeat, reminder setting and whether it's done) and when you finished repeating tasks, which streaks and weekly targets count. It's stored with Supabase on servers in the United States, encrypted in transit and at rest, and only your account can read it through the app. We use it only to keep your list in sync, never for analytics or advertising. A guest account, before you link one, never sends your list. When you delete a task, its text leaves our servers at your next sync; a marker without the text stays for 90 days so your other devices delete it too. Finished tasks are deleted from our servers 30 days after you finish them.

Sign in with Apple tokens. When you link Sign in with Apple, Apple gives us a token that lets us disconnect Nutkin from your Apple Account. We store it only so we can do that when you delete your Nutkin account, as Apple requires. If Apple can't be reached at that moment, we keep trying, and delete the token once the disconnection goes through.

Guest accounts with little progress. If you never link an account and your colony has made very little progress, the guest account and its backup are deleted automatically 180 days after it last signed in.

Friends and notes

Every account gets a random friend code that starts with NUT. You connect with someone when you both add each other's code, by typing it or opening their invite link. An invite link (nutkinapp.com/f/...) contains your friend code, so anyone you send it to can add you.

Invite gifts. If you add a friend's code within two days of starting Nutkin, we record that they invited you, when, and whether you've finished your first task, so the app can give you both a gift. Your friend sees only how many of the people they invited have joined and finished a first task, never your tasks or your colony. The record is deleted when either of you deletes your account.

Nutkin Plus and purchases

Nutkin Plus is an auto-renewing subscription sold through the App Store on iPhone and Google Play on Android. Apple or Google processes your payment, and we never see your card or billing details. You manage or cancel the subscription in your App Store or Google Play account settings.

We use RevenueCat to check and restore purchases. RevenueCat receives your Nutkin account ID (the random ID above), your purchase and subscription history from the store, and basic device and app details such as the platform, app version and store country. It doesn't receive your name, your email address or your tasks.

The feedback form and support email

Settings has a form to report a problem or share an idea, and Nutkin offers it after a crash. It sends your message, the category you pick, and diagnostics: the app version and build, the update you're running, your platform and operating system version, whether your account is a guest or linked, the first characters of your account ID, a few game counts (buildings, tasks completed, Winters and items owned) and, after a crash, the error message. Your tasks are never included. We store the message with your account ID on our servers, so please don't put private information in it.

If our server can't be reached, the app opens a pre-filled email to support@nutkinapp.com instead, or copies the message for you to send. When you email us, we see your email address and what you write. We keep support emails as long as we need them to help you.

Analytics (PostHog)

To learn which parts of Nutkin help people, the app sends usage events to PostHog. An event says, for example, that a task was added or completed, a building or item was bought, a daily dig was claimed or a setup step was finished. When you open the Nutkin Plus offer, start a purchase or restore one, an event also records which plan and whether it went through (never payment details). Events carry simple details such as counts, prices in acorns or which preset choice you tapped, and never anything you typed.

Crash reports (Sentry)

If the app crashes or hits an error, a report goes to Sentry. It contains the error and where in the code it happened, the app version, the device model and operating system, a random installation ID, and technical notes about what the app was doing just before (such as which buttons were tapped, not what they say). We set Sentry not to collect personal information, and reports never include your tasks.

App updates (Expo)

Nutkin downloads fixes and content updates from Expo's update service. Each check sends the app version, the platform, the update channel and a random installation ID that the update system creates.

Our website

nutkinapp.com is hosted by Vercel and uses no cookies or analytics. Like any website host, Vercel receives your IP address and the pages you request. A friend invite page shows the friend code from its link and sends nothing anywhere.

Who we share information with

We don't sell your personal information or share it for advertising. We share it only:

ProviderWhat forWhat it handles
Supabase, Inc. (servers in the United States)Accounts, the colony backup, syncing your list, friends, notes and invites, the feedback formYour account ID; your email address and Google profile details if you link an account; game progress; your to-do list if you sign in; friend codes, notes and invite records; feedback messages; Sign in with Apple tokens; server logs, including IP addresses
RevenueCat, Inc.Checking and restoring PlusYour account ID, purchase history, device and app details
Apple Inc. and Google LLCPayments, Sign in with Apple and Google sign-inHandled under their own privacy policies
PostHog, Inc.Usage analytics and app error reportsA random analytics ID, usage events, setup answers, device details, an approximate location (the IP address it comes from is discarded)
Functional Software, Inc. (Sentry)Crash reportsError details, device and app details, a random installation ID
650 Industries, Inc. (Expo)Delivering app updatesApp version, platform, a random installation ID
Vercel Inc.Hosting nutkinapp.comIP addresses and page requests
Zoho CorporationOur support mailboxThe emails you send us

Why we use your information

If you live in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, these are the legal bases we rely on:

Where your information is processed

Our providers process information mainly in the United States, and Supabase stores your account and backup there. If you live elsewhere, your information is transferred to the United States. Where the law requires it, we rely on the safeguards our providers offer for these transfers, such as the European Commission's standard contractual clauses.

How long we keep it

Your choices and rights

Children

Nutkin is a general-audience app and isn't directed at children under 13. We don't knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child under 13 has given us personal information, contact us and we'll delete it.

Security

Information travels between the app and our providers over encrypted connections. On our servers, each account can reach only its own data, and friend lookups go through server checks that also limit how often they can run. No system is perfectly secure, but we work to protect your information and keep what we collect to a minimum.

Changes to this policy

When Nutkin changes how it handles information, we'll update this policy and its effective date, and we'll point out important changes in the app.

Contact

Koryoku Labs LLC, support@nutkinapp.com