Daybrief privacy policy

Effective October 10, 2026. Publisher: Terondo. Contact: contact@terondo.com

Daybrief is a home screen widget that shows the time, the weather and your next calendar event. It has no account, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. The publisher runs no server for it and receives none of your data.

Calendar

If you allow calendar access, Daybrief reads the calendars stored on your phone to show your next event (title, time, place and length). This reading happens on the phone only. Calendar data is never sent anywhere and is not stored by the app. You choose which calendars are shown, and you can withdraw access at any time in the Android settings.

Weather and location

To show the weather, Daybrief sends the coordinates of the place you chose to Open-Meteo (open-meteo.com), about every 30 minutes, and receives the current temperature and conditions. When you search for a city by name, the name you type is sent to the Open-Meteo geocoding service. Open-Meteo receives your phone's IP address with each request, like any web service. Its terms: https://open-meteo.com/en/terms.

If you tap “My location”, Daybrief asks for approximate location once, rounds it to about one kilometre, and keeps only that rounded place on the phone. It does not follow your location in the background. Android may convert the rounded coordinates into a city name using the phone's own location service.

What stays on the phone

Your settings (font, weight, size, color, place, calendars shown, weather app to open) and the last weather reading are stored on the phone only. Uninstalling the app or clearing its data in the Android settings deletes them.

Children

Daybrief is not directed to children.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version is published at this address with a new date. French version: https://terondo.com/daybrief/confidentialite/