Privacy

Your cycle. Your phone. Nobody else’s.

Quiet Moon has no account and no server. The app never connects to the internet, so there is nothing of yours for us to receive, see or sell. This page says what the app keeps, where, and the only ways it can leave your phone.

What leaves the phone

WhatSent?Where it lives
Your days and periodsNeverOne encrypted file on your phone. Its key is kept by the phone’s own keystore and is never synced.
Your plans and notesNeverThe same file.
Your PINNeverStored only as a hash, inside that file.
Usage and crashesNeverNot collected. The app has no analytics and no crash reporter.
An exportOnly if you share itA file locked with a passphrase you choose, sent where you choose.
A summary for an appointmentOnly if you share itOne page as a PDF, made on your phone. It is not encrypted, so it goes where you send it. Day notes and plans are never in it.
Your year as a pictureOnly if you share itDots, colours and numbers, with no word about what they mean.

Locks

Off until you turn it on

Notifications

Notes are made on your phone; there is no push server. By default a note reads “A small note for today.” and says nothing about cycles. You can choose Discreet (the app calls itself Moon Notes), Plain (it says what it means) or Off.

Backups and a new phone

The app is left out of Android’s automatic backups, so your data is not copied to a Google account. Moving to a new phone is done with an export: an encrypted file you make yourself, with a passphrase of 10 characters or more that the app never keeps. If the passphrase is forgotten, nobody can open that file.

What the app will not do

No ads. No “pregnancy mode”. No partner mode. The app never changes what it says based on what it has guessed about you.

This website

No cookies, no analytics, no third-party scripts or fonts. If you pick a sky on the home page, your browser remembers that one choice on your own device (a local setting called “sky”); it is never sent to us.

Changes

If the app ever keeps or sends something new, this page changes first.