Lightjar

Privacy policy

Last updated 23 September 2026

The short version: everything you mark stays on your phone. Lightjar sends a few counters and dates to its notification service so a page can come back at the right time, and purchases go through Google Play and RevenueCat. No accounts, no ads, no selling data.

Lightjar is made by an independent developer. Contact: abos111@gmail.com.

What stays on your phone

Everything you mark (circles, ticks, doodles, handwriting, letters) and every page lives only in a file on your phone. It is never uploaded, and it is excluded from device backups. Uninstalling Lightjar deletes it.

What notifications need

To send pages back, Lightjar uses OneSignal. OneSignal receives:

These decide when a page is sent. OneSignal also receives events such as "a page was shown" or "a mark was added", with counts and scene names only. Your city, dates and marks never leave your phone.

Weather

If you pick a city, Lightjar asks Open-Meteo for that city's weather using the city's coordinates. Your device location is never used or requested.

Purchases

Lightjar+ is sold through Google Play and managed by RevenueCat, which receives an anonymous app user ID, purchase history and your OneSignal ID (so a reminder can come two days before a free trial ends). Lightjar never sees your payment details.

Sharing

A page only leaves your phone when you tap share, as an image, to the app you choose. You can hide your marks first.

What Lightjar doesn't do

No accounts. No ads. No selling or sharing data for advertising. No location. No contacts. No health data. Lightjar offers kind words; it is not a medical or mental-health service.

Children

Lightjar is not directed at children under 13.

Your choices

Turn notifications off at any time in Android settings. Uninstall to delete everything on your phone. To ask OneSignal or RevenueCat to delete the little they hold, email abos111@gmail.com.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new date, and in the app under Settings → privacy.