Privacy policy

The app

Everything lives on your phone, in the app's own local database: appointments, tasks, notes, expenses and habits. Writing needs no internet.

Appointment reminders are scheduled by your own phone for the time you chose. They do not go through any server.

The backup is a file you choose to seal and keep wherever you like. Renglón does not know where it goes and keeps no copy anywhere else.

The widgets (on iPhone) show a copy of your page that the phone itself keeps for the Home Screen. It never leaves the device.

System backups: if your phone's own backup is switched on (Google or iCloud), the system may include Renglón's data in it, under your account. Renglón has no access to those backups.

Purchases are paid for on the App Store or Google Play, which handle the payment under their own policies. To know whether you have a plan, Renglón uses RevenueCat (RevenueCat, Inc., United States) as a data processor. RevenueCat receives a random identifier created by the app, your purchase history (which plan, when, in which store and at what price) and technical details of the phone (model, system and app version, store country). It never receives what you write, your name or your email. They are used so the app knows whether it can write, to restore your purchases and for sales statistics; the legal basis is the performance of the purchase contract. These data travel to the United States under the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses and are kept for as long as your plan needs them.

Deleting your data means uninstalling the app: what you wrote is gone from the phone. The record of your purchases is kept by Apple or Google, and by RevenueCat for as long as your plan needs it; if you'd like RevenueCat to delete it, write to us with the purchase receipt.

This site

No cookies. renglonapp.com uses no cookies and keeps nothing in your browser, and it loads nothing from other companies: the lettering, the pictures and the code all come from its own domain.

Who serves it. The page lives on a Hetzner server in Germany and reaches you through Cloudflare (Cloudflare, Inc., United States), which delivers it from a server near you and shields it from attacks. To do so, both need to see your IP address and the technical details of the request (browser, page asked for). They act as data processors; the legal basis is our legitimate interest in the site working and staying safe. Cloudflare transfers data to the United States under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.

We count visits with Umami, a statistics program installed on our own server, with no other company involved. When you open a page or a link from our bios (such as renglonapp.com/tiktok), it notes which page it is, which network or link you came from, your country (never your town), the kind of phone and browser and the screen size; and a few actions: whether you press a store badge, which sheet of the notebook you open, whether you reach the end and whether you switch language. So as not to count one visit twice it uses a code worked out from your IP and your browser that changes every day; the IP is not kept. We do not recognise you from one day to the next, we do not combine this with anything else and we give it to no one: we only see it as figures, to learn what works. The legal basis is our legitimate interest in measuring the site's audience. It is kept for 25 months and then deleted.

If you would rather not be counted, turn on «Global Privacy Control» or «Do Not Track» in your browser and nothing of your visit will be noted. You can also object by writing to us.

Nothing else. Our server keeps no record of visits, and from Cloudflare we only see aggregate figures (how many requests, from which countries), never IP addresses.

The links to the stores (such as renglonapp.com/tiktok) take you to the App Store or Google Play with a tag saying which network you came from (and, sometimes, which post), so we know which one brings downloads. The tag says nothing about you.

If you write to us

Your email to hello@renglonapp.com passes through Cloudflare, which forwards it, and is kept in a Gmail account (Google). We use it only to reply, with your consent as the legal basis, and delete it once it is no longer needed or as soon as you ask.

Who is responsible and your rights

Controller: Joaquín García Cantero, hello@renglonapp.com.

Your rights: you can ask to see your data, have it corrected or deleted, restrict its use, take it with you or object to it being handled, by writing to hello@renglonapp.com. If you feel we haven't dealt with it properly, you can complain to the Spanish Data Protection Agency.

If anything changes, it will be changed here first, with the date.