Effective 2026-05-24. Last updated 2026-05-24.
When you use HugTime, the following lives in the app's local storage on your iPhone, never sent anywhere:
If you delete the HugTime app, all of this is gone. We have no backup. We have no copy.
To know whether HugTime is working — meaning, are people coming back tomorrow? — we collect anonymous event data. Each event is keyed only to a randomly generated install id (a string of random characters generated on first launch, nothing tied to you or your device hardware).
We collect: when you open the app, complete a screen in onboarding, log a hug, hit a milestone, view the paywall, change a setting. Each event carries the event name, a timestamp, the app version, the platform (iOS), your chosen language, and your install id.
We never collect, in any event:
Our analytics infrastructure is hosted on Supabase. Row-level security ensures each install can only read its own events.
HugTime sends local notifications (scheduled by your iPhone, not sent from our server) to remind you when it's time for a hug. These never leave your device. The text doesn't shame you, doesn't try to bring you back; it just says hello.
HugTime's analytics events go to Supabase (database hosting). Google Fonts serves the typeface on this website. The App Store handles distribution and purchases. None of these are given any personally identifiable information about you.
HugTime is intended for users 13 and older. We don't knowingly collect data from children under 13. If a parent or guardian believes their child has used HugTime, contact us at hello@myhugtime.com and we'll do the right thing.
If we change this policy, we'll update the date at the top and post a note in the app on next open. Material changes will be more visibly communicated.
Questions, deletion requests, or concerns: hello@myhugtime.com.
HugTime is made by Designers Grid, Inc.