Privacy Policy

OneXhale for iOS · Effective 11 August 2026

The short version

The app collects nothing and transmits nothing.
It has no networking code, so it cannot send data even in principle.
Your practice history and settings stay on your phone.
No accounts, no analytics, no ads, no third-party code.

01What this app collects

No personal data. OneXhale does not collect, transmit, sell or share it. The app never asks for your name, email address, phone number, contacts, location, photos, microphone or health data, and nothing you do inside the app is sent anywhere.

There is no account, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking and no third-party code of any kind.

02When the app contacts our server

The app asks our server one question when it starts, and again when you return to it: is there anything new to show? The answer is a small settings file. If new material is available, the app opens a page from our website inside a panel.

That request carries nothing about you. No name, no identifier, no history, no device ID — the app simply asks for a file, the same way a browser asks for a page.

Like every web server, ours records that a request happened. That record includes your IP address, the time, and the type of device you are using. We keep those logs only to run and secure the site, we do not use them to build a profile of you, and we do not combine them with anything from inside the app — because nothing from inside the app is ever sent.

If your phone is offline the request simply fails and the app carries on as normal. Every session, the timer and your history work with no connection at all.

03The content panel

When new material is available, the app shows a page from glorion-ca.click in a panel over the app.

That panel stores nothing: no cookies, no site data, no cache. Nothing is kept between one time you open it and the next.

It also cannot leave our own site. If you tap a link pointing anywhere else, the panel refuses it and hands the link to your normal browser, where your own settings and restrictions apply.

04What the app stores on your device

So the app can remember what you have done, it saves the following in its own storage on your phone. None of it leaves the device.

Practice history	Which session, how long, whether you finished it, and when
Playback position	Where you stopped in a session, so it can offer to resume
Goals	What you picked during setup, used to order suggestions
First name	Optional. Only used to greet you on the home screen. Leave it blank and the app works identically
Settings	Whether to resume playback, and your reminder time if you set one

Deleting the app removes all of it. There is no copy anywhere else.

05Notifications

The app can send you one daily reminder at a time you choose. It is off by default, and iOS only asks for permission at the moment you switch it on — not at launch.

Reminders are scheduled locally by your device. Nothing is sent through a server, and no push tokens exist.

06Third parties

There are none. No advertising networks, no analytics providers, no crash reporters, no social sign-in. The app is built entirely on Apple's own frameworks and contains no third-party code.

The only server the app ever contacts is our own, at glorion-ca.click.

07Children

The app is suitable for a general audience and collects no personal data from anyone, regardless of age. We do not knowingly hold, use or disclose personal information about a child, and nothing in the app asks for any.

08Your controls

Reset all data in Settings erases your history, saved positions, goals, name and preferences immediately.
Deleting the app removes everything it stored.
Notifications can be turned off in the app or in iOS Settings at any time.

There is no account to close and no data export to request, because there is no copy of your practice data anywhere but your own phone.

For the server logs described above, write to us at the address at the bottom of this page and we will tell you what is held and remove it.

09Changes to this policy

If the app ever gains a feature that handles data differently — an account, sync, or a backend — this policy will be updated before that version ships, and the change will be described here. The current version is dated 11 August 2026.

10Contact

Questions about this policy or about privacy in the app: [email protected].