Privacy

What stays on your iPhone

Names, levels, words, progress and rings: on your iPhone and in your family's iCloud.

Sentences, stories and photos of pages: read on the iPhone, then gone.

No account, no email address, no ads, no tracking tools from other companies.

We see only what Apple shows every developer: how many copies were downloaded and bought.

Last updated 14 November 2026. This policy covers the Dailyroot app for iPhone and this website, dailyroot.app. Dailyroot is made by 2LINE AI LLC ("we").

Data we collect

None. Dailyroot does not collect personal data, and we have no servers that receive it. The app has no sign-in and does not ask for an email address, a phone number, a birth date or a location.

What the app keeps, and where

To work, the app keeps each learner's first name, level and rung, the words they have met and when each comes back, their rings, saved and own words, school lists and test dates, interests and settings. This is stored:

on the iPhone, in the app's own storage, shared only with the app's widgets on the same iPhone;
in your family's private iCloud database, if iCloud is on, so it reaches your other devices. This storage belongs to your Apple Account. We cannot read it.

Deleting the app removes the copy on the iPhone. Settings > Privacy in plain words > Erase everything on this iPhone removes it from inside the app. You can remove the iCloud copy in your iPhone's Settings > your name > iCloud > Manage Storage.

Children

Dailyroot is used by children with their family. Because we collect no personal information from anyone, we collect none from children. The app has no ads, no third-party analytics or advertising code, no chat, no way to post anything and no account. Purchases and links out of the app sit behind a grown-up check when a child's profile is open. School levels leave out mature and slang words.

Features that use the camera, microphone or photos

Word hunt and school-list scans read a page with Apple's text recognition on the iPhone. Say it and saying a sentence use Apple's speech recognition on the iPhone. The photo, the sound and the text are used once and not kept or sent. These permissions are asked for only when a feature needs them and can be turned off in the iPhone's Settings.

AI

Definitions, examples, the three reading levels, memory hooks and the set questions are written with AI before the app ships and checked; they are labelled as AI-written. The sentence coach and the weekly story use Apple's on-device model where the iPhone supports it: the learner's writing stays on the iPhone. This version has no AI service over the internet.

Purchases

Purchases are handled by Apple. We do not see payment details. Apple gives us totals, such as how many copies were bought, without saying who bought them.

Notifications

Reminders, such as the daily word, are scheduled on the iPhone. They are not sent through any server of ours.

This website

dailyroot.app uses no cookies, no analytics and no tracking. Our host, Vercel, keeps standard server logs (such as IP addresses) for security for a short time. The teacher's class list page builds its link in your browser; the words and date are written into the link itself and are not sent to us or stored.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new date. If the app ever starts collecting data, it will ask first.

Contact

Questions about privacy: support@dailyroot.app.