Privacy
Your memories stay yours.
This page describes the current pre-release Android implementation and this website. It avoids promising cloud services the product does not use.
Last updated 26 August 2026Plain-language summary
- No ClipMyDay account is required.
- The app’s working library is stored on your Android device.
- The app does not include an advertising SDK.
- Android Photo Picker shares only media you deliberately select.
- Nothing leaves app-private storage unless you export, share, archive, contact support or use Google Play billing.
Data stored by the Android app
ClipMyDay stores project names and settings, selected media working copies, edited moments, generated movies, archive records, reminder preferences and local purchase-entitlement state needed to operate the app.
Your gallery original is not modified. Removing a ClipMyDay moment removes the private working copy, not the original outside the app.
App lock
If you enable the optional six-digit lock, the app stores a randomly salted, deliberately slow verification hash. It does not store the PIN itself.
Your controls
- Review or revoke Android permissions in system settings.
- Export individual moments and movies.
- Create a portable, checksummed archive.
- Delete individual moments or projects inside the app.
- Delete all app-private ClipMyDay data from Privacy settings.
- Delete exported copies separately from the destination where you saved them.
This website
The current ClipMyDay website does not set product analytics or advertising cookies, does not offer user accounts and does not submit a server-side signup form. Early-access and support links open your email application.
Normal hosting infrastructure may process short-lived request information such as IP address, user agent, requested URL and security logs to deliver and protect the site.
Questions and requests
Email contact@kastovia.com. Include only the minimum information needed; never email private memory files unless support specifically requires one and you choose to send it.