Privacy & Accessibility

Caregiver Log is a shared log where a family keeps appointments, medications and notes about someone they are caring for. It is free, carries no ads, and is made by Sky Wolf Studios.

Where your data goes

The log's title and description, every note, appointment, medication and question anyone posts, the display name each person types, and any task slots and who claimed them is kept in Google Firestore, under the Firebase project `sws-apps-9646d`, and mirrored into this browser's IndexedDB offline cache so the log still opens without signal. This browser separately holds your display name under `cl-myname`, an unsent draft note under `cl-draft-<logId>`, a last-viewed timestamp under `cl-seen-<logId>`, and — only if you sign in by email link — your email address under `cl-signin-email`.

Some of it does leave this device, and we would rather say so plainly than bury it. Everything posted to a log is stored on Google's Firestore servers, because that is the only way everyone holding the link can see it. This app therefore does not carry, and must never carry, the 'nothing leaves your device' promise the rest of the portfolio makes. Concretely: the log title and description, every entry's author name and body, and every slot label and claim are written to Firestore and readable by anyone with the 6-character share link. The organiser is signed in — anonymously by default, or with Google or an email link if they choose — and Firebase Authentication issues a user id that is stored alongside each entry. Health-related details typed here live on Google's servers; treat the share link like the log itself.

That is the trade this app makes: sharing with other people needs a copy somewhere both of you can reach. Everything else about the promise still holds — no advertising, no analytics, no profile built about you, and nothing sold to anyone.

How to check that for yourself

Open DevTools → Network and load the page: you will see the Firebase SDK fetched from gstatic.com and nothing else. Open or create a log and you will see requests to firestore.googleapis.com — that is your shared log, and it is the only thing sent. There is no analytics call, and you can confirm why: apps/caregiver-log/firebase-config.js contains no measurementId, so Google Analytics is never initialised.

What we do not do

• No account, no sign-in, no email address collected.
• No ads, no analytics, no advertising trackers, no cookies, no fingerprinting.
• No selling, sharing or brokering of anything you type here. There is no data to sell.
• No paywall, no trial, no subscription, no watermark, no export limit.

Permissions

The app asks for write-only clipboard access when you tap Copy link — most browsers show no prompt, and the app cannot read your clipboard, and only at the moment you use the feature that needs it. Your browser asks you, not us, and you can refuse — the rest of the app keeps working.

Who else is involved

• Google Firebase Firestore (firestore.googleapis.com) — stores every log and every entry.
• Google Firebase Authentication (identitytoolkit.googleapis.com) — issues the anonymous or signed-in user id attached to entries.
• Google gstatic.com — the Firebase SDK modules are fetched from https://www.gstatic.com/firebasejs/12.17.1/ on the first visit, then cached by the service worker.
• Google Sign-In (accounts.google.com) — only if the organiser chooses 'Sign in with Google' instead of staying anonymous.
• Stripe — only if you tap the tip jar, which opens buy.stripe.com in a new tab. We never see or store card details.
• Firebase Hosting (Google) serves the app's static files and keeps ordinary short-lived web-server logs such as IP addresses.

Tips

The tip jar links out to a checkout page hosted by the payment provider on their own site. We never see or store card details. Tipping changes nothing in the app — every feature is free either way.

Hosting

The app's files are served by Google's Firebase Hosting, which — like any web host — keeps standard, short-lived server logs such as IP addresses, for security and operations. That log records that a browser fetched a page. It is separate from the shared data described above.

Children

This app is made for adults. It is not directed at children, and it collects no personal information from anyone, of any age.

Accessibility

We aim for WCAG 2.1 AA: labelled fields, keyboard-operable controls that keep their focus when the page redraws, visible focus rings, 44px touch targets that grow with the text-size setting, screen-reader announcements for changes, and colour contrast checked by build-time solver in both light and dark mode. The display panel in the header sets text size, spacing, contrast, reading style and motion, and those settings follow you across all of our apps.

If anything gets in your way, email us and we will fix it: stephenfurpahs@gmail.com.

Changes

If this policy ever changes in a way that affects what happens to your data, the change will appear here and the date below will move.