Privacy Policy

Brixtor Solutions (“we”, “our”, or “us”) operates the FocusDay mobile application (the “App”). This Privacy Policy describes how information is handled when you use FocusDay on Android or iOS.

1. Who we are

FocusDay is published by Brixtor Solutions. The App helps you plan the day, run focus and break timers, track streaks, and view simple statistics. You do not create an account and there is no cloud sync of your task list.

2. Information stored on your device

The App stores the following on your device (Hive local databases and app settings):

• Tasks — title, description, due date, priority, completion status, and optional reminder time.
• Focus sessions — timer mode (focus, short break, long break), duration, and completion records.
• Daily stats and streaks — focus minutes, completed sessions, current streak, and best streak.
• Preferences — theme (light, dark, or system), notification toggles, reminder time, and timer lengths.

We cannot see this content. It never leaves your device as part of the App’s productivity features.

3. Information we do not collect

FocusDay does not require a name, email, or password. We do not operate a cloud database of your tasks or focus history. We do not sell personal information. We do not show in-app ads.

4. Notifications

With your permission, FocusDay can send:

• Local notifications when a focus or break session finishes.
• Local scheduled reminders for tasks, a daily focus reminder at a time you choose, and an evening streak reminder.
• Remote / push notifications delivered through Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM), for example product updates or motivational messages we send from our Firebase project.

You can turn task, daily, and streak reminders off in Settings. You can also disable notifications in your device settings. Exact-alarm permission on Android is used only so scheduled reminders can fire at the chosen time.

5. Firebase and Google services

The App initializes Firebase. Firebase Cloud Messaging uses a device token so Google can deliver push messages to that device. Google may process technical data required for that service (such as the FCM token, app instance identifiers, and device/OS information) under Google’s Firebase privacy information and Google Privacy Policy.

The App includes the Firebase Analytics library. We do not use it to log custom events about your tasks or session content. Standard Firebase SDKs may still generate diagnostic or instance identifiers as described by Google.

Your task titles, notes, and focus logs are not sent to Firebase as part of the App’s productivity storage.

6. Permissions

Depending on your platform, FocusDay may request:

• Notifications — to show local alerts and FCM messages.
• Vibration — for notification feedback.
• Exact alarms (Android) — to schedule daily and streak reminders at a specific time.
• Internet — added by Firebase so push delivery can work. The App does not use the network to sync your tasks.

7. How long data is kept

Local data remains on the device until you delete it in the App (where available), clear app storage, or uninstall FocusDay. FCM tokens and related Firebase records are retained by Google according to their policies and until the App is uninstalled or the token is rotated.

8. Children’s privacy

FocusDay is a general productivity tool and is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided personal information through our contact email, contact us and we will delete it.

9. Your choices

• Deny or later revoke notification permission in system settings.
• Disable individual reminder types in FocusDay Settings.
• Remove local data by clearing storage or uninstalling the App. Uninstalling permanently deletes locally stored tasks and statistics.

10. Changes to this policy

We may update this Privacy Policy when the App changes. The “Last updated” date at the top will change. Continued use of the App after an update means you accept the revised policy. Material changes will also be reflected in the in-app Privacy Policy screen when we publish an app update.