BabyTracker: Words & Food

Data Handled On Device

• Baby nickname, birth date or age-month information, primary language, and optional local avatar
• Language-record text, notes, categories, mastery levels, scenes, dates, and favorite state
• Food-record dish name, ingredients, preparation notes, remarks, preference, date, and local image URI
• Local AI questions, answers, common questions, and conversation history
• The compact record summary used for the optional once-daily Today insight, or the minimum relevant summary and question submitted for optional chat AI processing
• The food photo explicitly selected for optional AI recognition
• A random installation identifier and short-lived signed session token
• Apple product, purchase, and subscription entitlement status synchronized through RevenueCat
• AI scenario, quota window, request status, model identifier, token estimate, cost estimate, and latency metadata
• Feedback text, 1-to-5 rating, optional contact information, app version, platform, source, and request identifier when feedback is submitted
• Camera and photo-library permission state
• Local app settings and feature-consent state

Storage and Collection

• Parent-confirmed language and food records, profile details, settings, and conversation history are stored locally using the app framework's device storage.
• BabyTracker does not provide cloud sync and does not maintain a parent or child account database.
• AI input is sent only after AI data use is enabled: at most once per day when Today requests a compact insight, or for a chat or food-photo request the parent initiates. The developer gateway forwards that input for processing rather than storing raw prompts, food photos, or full AI answers in quota records.
• Anonymous installation, entitlement, quota, request status, and cost-control metadata may be stored on developer-controlled infrastructure to operate and protect the AI service.
• Feedback content and optional contact details are stored only when the user chooses to submit feedback.
• Deleting individual records or uninstalling the app removes local data according to iOS storage behavior. Server-side metadata or submitted feedback can be handled through a support request.

Permissions

• Camera permission is requested only when the parent chooses to photograph a food record.
• Photo-library permission is requested only when the parent chooses an avatar, food-record image, or optional chat background.
• An avatar or chat background stays local. A selected food photo is sent for AI recognition only after explicit action and consent.
• The app does not require microphone, contacts, location, or HealthKit permissions. Denying camera or photo access does not block manual language or food recording.

Framework and Third Parties

• Apple processes in-app purchases and subscription billing. BabyTracker does not receive full payment-card details.
• RevenueCat receives an anonymous app user identifier and purchase or entitlement information to synchronize Pro access across purchase and restore flows.
• Text and food-photo AI requests are routed through the developer's protected gateway to configured third-party model services.
• AI providers process submitted content to generate the requested result under their service and privacy terms. BabyTracker limits text submissions to the consented once-daily Today insight and parent-initiated chats, and limits food-photo submissions to separately confirmed requests.
• AI processing may occur outside your country or region and is governed by the applicable third-party model service terms.
• For supported third-party model channels, BabyTracker applies privacy controls such as zero-data-retention routing where available, disabled provider data collection, and no unmanaged provider fallback. Production settings must also be confirmed before release.
• The app is built with Expo and React Native and uses AsyncStorage for local app data. It does not include advertising or third-party analytics SDKs.

Sensitive Use Boundaries

• BabyTracker is parent-facing and is not designed as a child-directed quiz, social network, or public community.
• The app does not provide medical diagnosis, developmental screening, treatment, therapy, clinical scoring, individualized medical nutrition, or allergy decisions.
• AI output can be inaccurate, incomplete, or inappropriate for a particular child and must be reviewed by a parent.
• Do not use BabyTracker for emergency, medical, developmental, nutrition-treatment, allergy, or feeding-safety decisions. Consult a qualified professional when concerned.
• The app does not rank children against other children or make eligibility decisions.

User Controls

• You can create, review, edit, and delete language and food records before or after saving.
• AI is optional. You can continue using manual local records without sending text or photos to an AI provider.
• You can deny camera or photo-library permission and still use manual recording features.
• You can restore purchases from the membership page and manage or cancel an Apple subscription through your Apple ID subscription settings.
• You can remove locally stored app data by deleting records or uninstalling the app according to iOS storage behavior.
• You may contact support to request help with submitted feedback or server-side installation, entitlement, and quota metadata. Verification may be required to avoid deleting another installation's data.