Your day. Your information.

Auno is a planning companion for iPhone, operated by AVENOR DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIES LTD, No. 9 Acacia Osborne Estate Phase 2, Lagos, Nigeria. This notice describes the data flows in the current app, including what stays on your device and what leaves it when you use connected features.

1. Plans and information on your device

Your Auno calendar, tasks, focus-session history, chat history, preferences, and companion memory are stored on your device. Optional account sign-in does not currently provide cloud synchronization for these plans. Device backups may be managed separately through your Apple settings.

2. AI planning, check-ins and voice

Your permission comes first. Auno presents an in-app AI data-sharing disclosure before AI processing. You can allow or decline sharing, and withdraw permission in Settings → ai & privacy. Declining disables AI planning, chat, check-ins, memory extraction and voice transcription. Manual calendar and task features remain subject to your subscription access. Withdrawal prevents new requests; it cannot recall information already sent.

OpenAI receives planning and conversation data. When you request a plan, chat, break down a task, answer an AI check-in, or use companion memory, Auno sends your request and relevant context through its Cloudflare-hosted service to OpenAI. Context can include your typed messages and voice transcripts, recent conversation history, event and task titles and dates/times, completion status, relevant imported calendar events, time zone, name, profile answers and planning preferences (such as focus, daily rhythm and meal windows), and saved companion notes. This information comes from what you enter, your activity in Auno, and calendar data you choose to connect. It is used to create and adjust plans, answer your questions, suggest small steps, remember preferences and ask about previous activities.

Cloudflare and Groq process voice data. When you choose the microphone, audio clips are sent to Cloudflare Workers AI running Deepgram or Whisper for transcription. Requests may also contain a short vocabulary hint derived from your name, companion name, current focus and event/task titles. If the primary transcription service fails and a fallback is configured, Groq receives the audio and vocabulary hint. Transcripts can subsequently be sent to OpenAI for planning and chat. AI requests pass through our Cloudflare-hosted service, so Cloudflare processes the request data described above as our infrastructure provider.

Auno does not sell your AI request content or use it for advertising. Turning off companion memory stops that feature; it does not make other AI requests stay on-device. Do not include information you do not want these services to process. We set OpenAI’s API response-storage option to false; this does not eliminate provider security or abuse-monitoring retention, explained in section 6.

Protection when data is shared

We require third parties receiving personal data from Auno to provide the same or equal protection of that data as described in this policy and required by Apple’s App Review Guidelines. Our service providers process data under their applicable service and data-processing agreements, with obligations covering permitted purposes, confidentiality, security, deletion and assistance with privacy requests. Using a provider does not remove our responsibility for the data we share. Provider retention and legally required disclosures remain subject to the limits described in this policy.

The AI providers’ processing safeguards are described in the OpenAI data-processing addendum, Cloudflare data-processing addendum, and Groq data-processing addendum.

3. Optional accounts

If you create an account, Supabase processes your sign-in information and stores an account profile, including your identifier, email address, display name, account timestamps, and a trial-start timestamp when used. Sign in with Apple and Google are supported through their respective authentication flows. Account sessions are used to keep you signed in.

4. Permissions you control

• Calendar: optional read access lets Auno plan around existing commitments. Auno does not edit or delete your Apple Calendar events.
• Microphone: used when you record a voice request. Audio is sent for transcription.
• Notifications: local reminders and focus nudges can be controlled in Auno and iPhone Settings.
• Screen Time: optional Family Controls access enables distraction blocking. Selected apps and activity information are not passed into Auno’s advertising-event code.

You can review or revoke these permissions in iPhone Settings. Features that depend on a permission may stop working when it is disabled.

5. Purchases and advertising measurement

Apple and RevenueCat process purchases, transaction identifiers, purchase history and subscription entitlements. RevenueCat also receives an app user identifier; signing in can associate purchases with your Auno account. Auno does not receive your full payment-card details. Credit grants, spending and refunds are recorded on your device and synchronized through your Apple iCloud account when available. Trial-start information can be stored locally, in iCloud and with your account profile.

Auno includes Meta’s SDK for install and campaign attribution: to learn which ad brought you to Auno and whether the app was set up or a subscription started. After onboarding, iOS asks whether Auno may track you (App Tracking Transparency). If you allow it, the advertising identifier and these events (app opened, onboarding completed, paywall viewed, purchase and its price) are shared with Meta. Auno initializes the Meta SDK and logs app events only while tracking permission is authorized. If you decline or restrict tracking, Auno does not initialize the SDK or send these events. Apple may separately provide privacy-preserving attribution. No Meta app event is sent before authorization. Calendar, task, chat, voice, and Screen Time details are never included. You can change your choice at any time in iPhone Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking.

Product usage reporting

Starting with Auno 1.1 (15), product usage reporting to Auno is on by default unless you previously turned it off. You can turn it off or delete your usage history in Auno Settings. It is separate from AI data sharing and Meta advertising permission. Reports include app opens, onboarding steps, your selected planning goal and discovery source, permission choices, plan-save and completion actions, focus minutes, companion interactions, purchase attempts and device-reported credit balances. Events use a random installation identifier; separate installations are not treated as the same person.

These reports do not include messages, plan or task titles, calendar contents, journal text, recordings, or Screen Time selections and activity. They are sent to Auno’s Cloudflare service and shown only in the restricted founder dashboard. Event records are retained for up to 90 days; a bounded offline queue can retry events for up to 29 days. You can stop sharing or delete shared usage history in Auno Settings. Deletion removes that installation’s events and balance snapshot and disconnects its identifier from diagnostic requests. Minimal installation credentials and credit-grant audit records remain to prevent impersonation and duplicate grants. Founder grants are delivered to the installation’s existing credit ledger when it connects with usage sharing enabled.

6. Hosting, logs, and retention

Hosting, authentication, and AI providers process technical request information such as IP addresses, request times, and errors to deliver and protect their services. Our service records diagnostic status and token-usage counts to investigate failures and control costs. Cloudflare’s standard Workers Logs retention is up to seven days. Rate-limit counters expire after 90 seconds. We do not maintain a server-side archive of your AI conversations or voice recordings in our Worker. Transcription and AI providers still process requests under their own retention rules.

Local plans, chat and memory remain until you clear them or remove app data. Your account profile remains while your account exists; the in-app deletion flow removes your authentication account and remote profile. Provider backups and security records may persist under the provider’s retention policies. Purchase records and credit accounting are retained to provide access, prevent duplicate credit grants, handle refunds and meet applicable accounting obligations; deleting an Auno account does not delete Apple’s purchase records or cancel billing. OpenAI may retain abuse-monitoring data for up to 30 days by default, or longer when legally required, even though we request no storage of API response state. We do not claim zero retention by our providers.

7. Your choices and deletion

In Settings, you can clear chat history, wipe calendar events, wipe tasks and their tiny steps, or clear companion memory separately. Reset everything clears local calendar, tasks, focus history, chat, memory, AI permission and onboarding state, then returns to the welcome screen; it does not delete your server account. Delete account removes your authentication account and remote profile and clears those local stores before returning to the welcome screen. Neither action cancels an Apple subscription.

See account and data deletion for the exact steps and limitations. For requests about access, correction, deletion, or other privacy rights, email support@avenor.digital.

8. Websites and international processing

These pages do not include advertising trackers or a mailing-list form. The hosting service may process access logs and use authentication cookies for private previews. Service providers may process data outside your country. We use these service providers to deliver hosting, account access, AI processing and billing. Their privacy and data-processing terms apply to their handling of information. Contact us with questions about international processing or your privacy rights.

9. Contact and updates

Contact support@avenor.digital for privacy questions. The controller for Auno is AVENOR DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIES LTD at the address above. Auno is intended for users aged 13 and older; users under 18 should use it with a parent or guardian’s permission. Contact us if you believe a child under 13 has provided personal information. Visit support for current help. Material changes to Auno’s data handling require an updated notice before the changed features are released.

Provider information

OpenAI data controls · Cloudflare privacy · Supabase privacy · RevenueCat privacy · Meta privacy · Groq privacy