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Privacy Policy

What is stored, where it is stored, and what leaves your device. This document is an unreviewed draft.

Draft — not yet in force

This document is an unreviewed draft. It has not been checked by anyone qualified, and the bracketed markers below are unanswered questions rather than statements of fact. Do not rely on it, and do not publish it in this state.

Last updated June 2026

What this covers

This policy is intended to cover the Anahadh products — Writam, Swaya and Bokta — and this website.

{{TODO: Should one policy cover all three products and the site, or does each product need its own? Bokta in particular cannot be described here until its data handling is known. — CONTENT-TODO #42}}

What stays on your device

Swaya is local-first. Plans, tasks, check-ins and recovery context are stored on your device rather than on a server.

{{TODO: Confirm the equivalent statement for Writam, and for Bokta once it exists. — CONTENT-TODO #42}}

What is sent to a server

{{TODO: Exactly what data leaves the device, under what circumstances, and to which servers? This is the single most important section in the document and it cannot be approximated. — CONTENT-TODO #14 and #42}}

Requests for explanation and conversation

Swaya can explain why it is showing you something, and offers a separate longer conversation you can open deliberately. Both may involve sending a request to a server so a response can be generated and returned to you.

{{TODO: What exactly is included in such a request, is any of it retained after the response is returned, and is it ever used for anything other than answering that request? — CONTENT-TODO #14}}

{{TODO: Which third-party service processes these requests, and is it named publicly? — CONTENT-TODO #15}}

Analytics and crash reporting

{{TODO: Is there any analytics, telemetry or crash reporting in the apps or on this website at all? If so, what does it collect and is it opt-in? If none, this section should say so plainly, because 'none' is a meaningful answer. — CONTENT-TODO #45}}

How long anything is kept

{{TODO: For anything held server-side, how long is it retained, and what triggers deletion? — CONTENT-TODO #44}}

Processors and third parties

{{TODO: List every third-party processor — hosting, email, assistant inference, crash reporting, anything else — with what each one receives. — CONTENT-TODO #43}}

Your controls

You can export your data and delete it from inside the app. Deleting is confirmation-gated so it cannot happen by accident.

Cloud backup and sync are not active unless you turn them on. Where a cloud feature is off, no data for that feature is held on a server.

Hiding something in the app does not delete it. Hidden data stays recoverable until you delete it deliberately.

{{TODO: What is the process for someone asking for data to be deleted from a server, and what is the response time? — CONTENT-TODO #44}}

Health and recovery information

Swaya can use signals such as sleep, energy, stress and recovery as planning context, to estimate what a day can hold. This information is used for planning only.

Swaya is not medical advice, therapy, diagnosis or emergency support, and does not replace professional guidance.

{{TODO: Does Swaya read from Apple Health or any wearable, is that opt-in, and does any of it leave the device? Health data attracts specific legal obligations in several jurisdictions, so this needs to be exact. — CONTENT-TODO #14}}

Children

{{TODO: Is there a minimum age for using these products, and is any age check enforced? — CONTENT-TODO #46}}

Who is responsible for your data

{{TODO: Who is the data controller — legal name, registered address, and any registration number? Required in most jurisdictions and currently unstated. — CONTENT-TODO #47}}

Changes to this policy

{{TODO: How will material changes be communicated — in-app notice, email, a dated entry on this page? — CONTENT-TODO #42}}

Contact

Privacy questions can be sent to the address in the footer of every page on this site.