July 12, 2026 (draft)
Oriha Calendar handles your schedule, so we want to be plain about how your data is treated.
The short version: the current version collects no data about you.
Data we collect
None. There are no analytics SDKs, no ad SDKs, no tracking code, and no accounts.
We don't know who you are or how you use the app — there is simply no mechanism for it.
Information used only on your device
Calendars & Reminders: accessed to show, create, and edit your events and tasks. The contents are never sent to us.
Microphone & speech recognition: used to turn what you say into event input. Conversion happens on-device.
Camera: used to read schedules and flyers into events. Recognition happens on-device.
AI assistant: runs on Apple Intelligence, on-device. Neither conversations nor event contents are sent to any server.
Google Calendar sync (optional)
Only if you enable it, the app talks directly to your Google account to read and write events.
The only server involved is Google's. We have no server — nothing passes through us or is stored by us. Auth tokens are kept in your device's Keychain.
You can disconnect any time in Settings. Google's handling of your data follows Google's own privacy policy.
Where your data lives
Event metadata, attached images, and theme settings are stored on your device. They may be included in standard iOS backups (such as iCloud Backup).
Changes to this policy
When the app changes, this page is updated before the change ships. Significant changes (for example, introducing ads) will also be announced in the app.
Contact
support@oriha.jp — the developer answers personally.