Privacy
Plain language, because it is about your family.
The short version: family content stays on your device or in Apple services you choose to enable. MISHA does not send it to advertising networks, analytics services, or a developer-operated content backend. The only measurement is anonymous, content-free usage counting, described below.
What the app stores
The app can store care profile names, routines, schedules, notes, completion history, photos, cut-out cards, journal drawings, stickers, audio memos, reminders, and app settings. You create this data, and no MISHA account is required.
Apple services
- iCloud and CloudKit: your family's app data — structured records, rendered keepsake cards, routine photos, audio memos, journal and month drawings, sticker decorations, and portable app settings — syncs through your private iCloud database so your own devices stay in step. It is visible only to your Apple ID and is never sent to us or anyone else.
- Speech recognition: the app prefers on-device recognition when Apple makes it available. Apple may process speech when on-device recognition is unavailable.
- Vision and Apple Intelligence: photo cut-out, classification, and routine suggestions use Apple frameworks on the device.
- Calendar and Reminders: selected data is read live through EventKit and is not copied into the MISHA database. Linked reminders can be completed in Apple Reminders when you complete their card.
- System features: Apple handles Screen Time, notification, alarm, permission, App Store analytics, and system diagnostic services used by the app.
Photos and AI
Foreground separation and routine suggestions use Apple frameworks. Your photos are not sent to a MISHA server or a third-party AI provider.
Optional downloads
The app can download sticker, symbol, and movement-exercise catalogs from aMISHA-hosted Cloudflare endpoint. Those requests do not include profile names, routines, photos, journals, audio, or a MISHA account identifier. Ordinary delivery infrastructure may process transient network details such as an IP address and user agent for delivery and security.
Anonymous usage analytics
The app counts a small, fixed set of product events throughTelemetryDeck, a privacy-focused analytics service, so the developer can see whether flows like onboarding and photo capture work. Each signal is a fixed event name with nothing attached — never profile names, routine or card content, photos, drawings, audio, journal entries, intake answers, or free text. TelemetryDeck receives a salted, hashed installation identifier that is not linked to your identity and is not used to track you across apps or websites. Signals are sent only in App Store and TestFlight builds.
Diagnostics and feedback
Apple MetricKit gives the app technical performance, crash, and hang reports. A bounded set is stored locally and contains technical diagnostics, not family content. Nothing is sent automatically. When you tap Send feedback, you see an Apple mail or share sheet and choose whether and where to send the report.
Backups and sharing
A .mishabackup file is a complete portable copy and can include profile names, routines, history, photos, drawings, audio, and preferences. A .misharoutine file contains routine structure and eligible emoji stickers, not photos, journals, audio, or completion history. Every export stays on your device until you choose a destination in an Apple share sheet.
Permissions
Depending on the features you use, the app may ask for Camera, Photos, Microphone, Speech Recognition, Calendar, Reminders, Notifications, Alarms, or Screen Time access. Each request appears when the matching feature needs it. Declining leaves that feature unavailable or uses its non-permission fallback.
Children
MISHA is set up and operated by a parent or caregiver. It has no advertising, public profile, social feed, or child account. The caregiver decides what to add and share.
Deleting your data
Deleting content removes its local records and, for synced records, removes them from your private CloudKit database after synchronization. Deleting the app removes its local container. iCloud data can remain until you delete it through the app or your iCloud storage controls. Copies you exported remain wherever you chose to store or send them.
Last updated July 27, 2026. Questions:[email protected]