FAQ ❓

Can you read my tasks and birthdays?

No. Your task and birthday content is stored encrypted in the database. That means even if someone looked directly at the database, all they’d see is scrambled text, not your actual notes.

What happens if I forget my password?

You can recover your account using your recovery code that was shown when you first set up end-to-end encryption. Simply go to the password recovery page and enter your username, recovery code, and a new password. If you don't have your recovery code saved, unfortunately your encrypted data cannot be recovered without it. APS doesn't keep a master key or backdoor. Make sure to save your recovery code in a safe place when you first see it.

What data do you store about me?

• Your username
• Your encrypted tasks and birthdays
• Standard technical data like IP address in server logs for debugging and security (no correlation to users).

Do you sell or share my data?

No. Your data is not sold, rented, or shared with third parties for advertising or profiling (nor can they be because it is encrypted). Logs may be used to keep the service running and secure, but your encrypted content remains encrypted.

Why is this free?

It was built out of a personal need for a simple and secure tool to manage tasks and birthdays (I'm a forgetful person), and is shared freely in case it can help others too.

How do I delete my account?

Go to your Account page and use the “Delete account” option. This removes your user account and associated tasks and birthdays from the database. Once deleted, the data cannot be recovered.

Where can I report bugs or send feedback?

You can reach out using the contact information on the Contact page.

Why was this app created?

Because I needed a simple and privacy-focused tool to manage tasks and remember birthdays without the unnecessary bloat and/or questionable privacy policies found in basically every other app. Hundreds of hours were spent on development with the goal to replace my calendar, post-it notes and reminders that were spread all over. And I figured it works so well that it should be shared freely with anyone else who may find it useful.

How does end-to-end encryption (E2EE) work?

End-to-end encryption (E2EE) means that only you can read your tasks and birthdays. Your content is encrypted in your browser before it is sent to the server, using a password only you know. The server never sees your unencrypted data or your password. Even if someone accessed the database or backups, they would only see encrypted text. If you forget your password, your encrypted data cannot be recovered.