Information we collect
Website and security information
When you visit the website, Cloudflare processes connection, request, device, browser, performance, and security information needed to deliver and protect the site. This can include an IP address, requested URL, referring page, timestamps, browser or device characteristics, and abuse-prevention signals. 1Anchor uses Cloudflare Web Analytics for aggregate website performance and traffic measurement.
Updates you request
If you join the 1Anchor updates list, 1Anchor stores your email address, signup date, subscription status, and the time and source of preference changes in Cloudflare D1. Cloudflare may temporarily queue the email address while retrying delivery to Resend. Resend also processes your email address, delivery status, bounce or complaint status, and unsubscribe status so 1Anchor can send the updates you requested, suppress addresses that should not be contacted, and honor your preferences. 1Anchor stores limited webhook identifiers and event types to prevent duplicate processing.
Support communications
If you contact 1Anchor, we receive the email address, message, attachments, and technical or account details you choose to provide. Please do not email sensitive household content unless it is necessary to resolve your request.
Pre-release app information
Depending on the app features you use, 1Anchor may process 1Anchor account and session information, household and membership records, invitation status, installation information, and device or diagnostic details. If you choose Sign in with Apple, Apple provides information needed for that sign-in option. Information you or an authorized household member add may include names, relationship labels, schedules, events, tasks, activities, school or learning context, preferences, document references or metadata, and other household details.
Information from Apple services you connect
1Anchor requests access to Apple services such as calendars only when you choose a feature that needs that access and grant the corresponding system permission. Selected calendar information may be read to provide connected scheduling features. You can change that permission in your Apple device settings.