Privacy policy

Last updated: 2026-05-31

At a glance

What lives on your device

Everything that defines your day lives in the app's local database:

Nothing in this list ever leaves your phone unless you use one of the features below.

What we send to a server, and why

Pavelo uses Claude (made by Anthropic) for a handful of optional AI features. The first time you use one, the app asks for your permission. You can decline.

Skip these features and nothing leaves your phone.

Who processes data for us

A small number of services see fragments of your data when AI or feedback features run. None see your whole stack or your identity.

Subscriptions

If you upgrade to Pavelo Pro, the purchase runs through Google Play Billing. Google notifies us whether your subscription is active. Your Pro status lives on your phone, tied only to the anonymous identifier.

Sharing your Stack Map

When you tap share on the Stack Map, Pavelo renders an image of your constellation on your phone and hands it to Android's share sheet. We don't see what you share or where.

Crashes and feedback

If the app crashes, a sanitized report goes to Sentry: stack trace, app version, Android version, device model. Nothing else. We strip route slugs (a "Magnesium" page becomes /supplement/<redacted>), drop console logs, and disable session replay. We don't use Crashlytics.

Feedback messages from Settings → Send feedback go to Sentry too. The message and app version only. No name, email, identifiers, or stack data. Only when you tap Send.

What we never do

Permissions Pavelo asks for

Each permission is requested only when needed, never on first launch:

Your data, your control

Children

Pavelo is built for adults. We don't design for children under 13 and we don't knowingly collect data from them.

Changes to this policy

If we change the policy, we'll update the date at the top and surface a one-screen notice on the next app launch after the change.

Contact

Questions, concerns, or requests: [email protected].

Operator: Rudolf Arthur H., based in the Philippines.

See also: Terms of service.