Privacy
This is the project page of DailyDos. It is deliberately plain: no form, no cookies, nothing loaded from third-party servers.
Who runs this page · mail@dailydos.app
What a visit produces
The usual for any web server: IP address, timestamp, requested address and the browser identification sent along. This access data serves operation and attack defence and is deleted shortly after. It is not evaluated to profile you.
No cookies, no measuring
This page sets no cookies, embeds nothing from third-party servers and measures no behaviour. Your choice between light and dark appearance sits in your browser's local storage and never leaves the device.
No forms
The page takes no input. The test request and the contact route are mail links: your own mail program sends the message, this server never sees it.
What happens to your mail
A message you send me sits in my inbox. I use it to reply and to run the test round. I keep it while testing runs and delete it afterwards. Nothing is passed on.
Your rights
Access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection and data portability — informally, by mail to the address above. You may also complain to a data protection supervisory authority.
The app itself
Different rules apply behind the sign-in: there is an account, syncing across devices and analytics that require your explicit consent. What is collected there is set out in the app's privacy policy.