Daily Me Privacy Policy

Updated November 12, 2026

Daily Me gives you a few cards a day to say out loud to yourself, a private journal, and a chat with Future you. It's made by WYRLD HOLDINGS, LLC ("WYRLD", "we", "us"), and WYRLD is responsible for the personal data described here.

This policy covers the Daily Me app and dailymetime.com (together, "Daily Me"). It explains what we collect, what we do with it, who else touches it, how long it stays, and how you can see or remove it. If something here is unclear, write to support@wyrld.com.

The short version

• You sign in with Apple. We get a random Apple id for you, not your email.
• Your journal, your recordings and your Future you chats stay on your iPhone (and your own iCloud, if you turn it on). We don't keep them on our servers.
• To write your cards and Future you's replies, we send the AI provider only what's needed for that answer, and we don't keep the journal lines or chat messages.
• We don't use your words to train AI, and we don't sell your data or use it for ads.
• You can delete your account and everything we hold in Settings.

What you share with Daily Me

• About you. Your first name, the goals you pick, your reason for being here, and when your morning, midday and evening start.
• Saying cards out loud. The camera shows you to yourself; video is never recorded and never leaves your iPhone. Apple's speech recognition turns what you say into text for your journal; we never receive the audio.
• Your journal. Entries and voice notes are stored on your iPhone, and in your iCloud if you turn sync on.
• Journal lines for your cards. While "Let my cards read it" is on in Settings, your recent journal lines go with each request for new cards, so tomorrow's cards build on today. Turn it off any time.
• Future you. The recent messages in a chat, a short note of what Future you remembers, and the card you started from are sent with each message. Journal lines go too only if you turn on "Let Future you read my journal". The chat and the note are kept on your iPhone.
• Messages to us. Emails and requests about your data.

What Daily Me records as you use it

• Account id. The id we create when you sign in with Apple.
• Cards. The cards written for you, and whether you said, saved, shared or skipped each one, so cards never repeat and get better for you.
• Limits. How many AI requests your account makes each day.
• Usage. Which features you use and how often, with ids and counts only, never the words of a card, journal entry or chat.
• Device and diagnostics. iPhone model, iOS and app version, and crash reports scrubbed of anything you typed or said.

What we get from others

• Apple. Your Sign in with Apple id and, if you share it, your first name. Install and crash information.
• Authorities. Information from law enforcement or safety groups, when it concerns safety, an investigation or a legal process.

Why we use it

• To do what you ask: write your cards, time them to your day, answer as Future you.
• To make Daily Me better, by looking at how it's used.
• To keep Daily Me safe and stop abuse.
• To find bugs and keep Daily Me fast.
• To reply to you and handle requests about your data.
• To enforce our Terms and follow the law.

Legal bases (EEA, UK and Switzerland)

• Performing our contract with you. Running the features you use.
• Legitimate interests. Improving Daily Me, keeping it safe, fixing problems and supporting you, when your rights don't outweigh those interests.
• Consent. iOS permissions for camera, microphone and speech recognition, and the settings that let your journal be read for cards and by Future you. You can withdraw consent in iOS Settings or in Daily Me at any time.
• Legal obligations. When a law requires us to.

Who else sees it

• Providers who work for us, on our instructions:
  • Anthropic writes your cards and Future you's replies with its Claude models. Under its commercial terms it doesn't train on this data.
  • Supabase hosts our server and database.
  • Cloudflare serves dailymetime.com and routes the app's requests.
  • PostHog for usage analytics, Sentry for crash reports.
• Our team. WYRLD staff and contractors, only when their work needs it, such as answering an email.
• Apple. For sign-in, iCloud, speech recognition, installs and crash data, under Apple's own policy.
• Legal and safety. When we believe in good faith that the law, a valid legal request, our Terms or someone's safety requires it.
• A new owner. If WYRLD merges, is bought, raises money or sells assets, data may move with the business.
• Statistics. Totals and trends that don't identify anyone.

How long we keep it

• Account, profile and cards. Until you delete your account.
• Journal lines and chat messages sent for an answer. Not kept by us; the AI provider deletes them on its own schedule.
• Emails. As long as we need to answer and keep a record.
• Diagnostics. A limited time with our providers, then deleted or anonymized.

Your choices

• Permissions. Switch camera, microphone or speech recognition off in iOS Settings.
• Your journal and the AI. Turn off "Let my cards read it" and "Let Future you read my journal" in Settings.
• Delete everything. Profile, Settings, "Delete my account and data" removes your account and everything we hold right away, and your journal and recordings from the iPhone.
• Copy, fix or delete. Email support@wyrld.com. We may ask you to confirm the request from your iPhone.
• Complaints. Tell us first. You can also contact your local data protection authority.

International transfers

WYRLD is in the United States and our providers operate in many countries, so your data may be handled under laws different from yours. For data from the EEA, the UK or Switzerland we use safeguards such as the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses.

US state privacy rights

Depending on where you live, including California, you may ask what personal information we collect, use and share, get a copy, correct it, delete it, and opt out of its sale or sharing for targeted ads. We don't sell it or share it for targeted ads. Email support@wyrld.com to make a request. Using these rights won't change how we treat you.

dailymetime.com

The website sets no cookies. When you open a link from a shared card, we record that it was opened, with the invite code in the link and the app it was shared through.

Not medical care

Daily Me is for self-reflection. It isn't therapy, medical advice or a crisis service. Messages that look like a crisis aren't sent to the AI; the app shows fixed support information instead. If you're in danger, call or text 988 in the United States, or find a local line at findahelpline.com.

Kids

Daily Me is for ages 13 and up. If you think a younger child has used it, email support@wyrld.com and we'll delete their data.

Security

We protect data with industry-standard safeguards and limit staff access to what their work needs. No system is perfect; a passcode on your iPhone helps.

Updates to this policy

When this policy changes, the date at the top changes. If the change is big, the app will tell you before it takes effect.

Contact

WYRLD HOLDINGS, LLC. support@wyrld.com.

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