Privacy Policy for Beyond Capable

Effective date: May 10,2026 App: Beyond Capable Developer: Seth Hanneken

The short version

Beyond Capable is built to respect your privacy. Everything you write — your journal entries, mood, movement, gratitude, goals, reflections, and the books you’ve read — stays on your device. None of it is sent to me, to any server, or to any third party.

There are no accounts to create. There is no login. There is no analytics SDK. There is no tracking. The app does not phone home.

If you want all your data gone, delete the app. That’s it.

What’s stored on your device

The app stores the following information locally, using Apple’s SwiftData framework (the same private storage Apple uses for its own apps):

• Daily journal entries you create (mood, movement notes, gratitude, tiny wins, written entries, end-of-day reflections)
• Books you’ve marked as read
• Your onboarding preferences (e.g. what brought you to the app)
• Your notification time preference (if you opted in to a daily reminder)

This data never leaves your iPhone. I cannot see it. Apple cannot see it. It is not backed up to anywhere I control.

If your iPhone is backed up to iCloud (an Apple feature you control), your app data is included in that backup. That backup belongs to you and is governed by Apple’s privacy policy.

What I don’t collect

To be specific:

• No analytics. I don’t use Firebase, Mixpanel, Amplitude, or any other analytics service.
• No tracking. No advertising IDs, no cross-app tracking, no fingerprinting.
• No accounts. You don’t create an account. I don’t have a database with your name on it.
• No telemetry. The app does not report usage, crashes, or any data back to me.