Privacy Policy

App choices, limits, and usage

BE ORGANIC stores the social apps you select, your time limits, the language you select, usage totals, and break timer state. It uses these values to calculate when to show a one-minute break. This information is stored on your device.

Android accessibility service

If you enable the BE ORGANIC accessibility service on Android, the app uses accessibility window events and the package identifier of the active app to detect when you use a selected app. It measures time for the selected apps and shows a break screen when you reach the limit. It does not read or record messages, screen text, passwords, keystrokes, or browsing content. It does not send accessibility events, app identifiers, or usage totals to John Lee or third parties. You can turn off monitoring through your device’s Accessibility settings.

iPhone usage log

On iPhone, use the in-app controls to log usage manually. The app stores the time you enter, compares it with your chosen limits, and shows a break screen when the limit is reached. It does not read Screen Time records or observe activity in other apps.

Kids Mode on Android

A parent or guardian can set a PIN to protect in-app settings and ending a break early. The app stores a salted hash on the device and uses it to verify the PIN. The PIN and usage data are not sent to a server. BE ORGANIC does not ask children for a name, email, or account.

Sharing, retention, and deletion

BE ORGANIC does not require an account, transmit app usage to a developer service, sell user data, or use the data for advertising or analytics. Usage counters reset as you complete breaks or change applicable limits. Preferences and any remaining usage records stay on your device until you clear app data on Android or delete the app. Remove any device backups through your device or backup provider if applicable.

Privacy questions and requests

For questions about this policy or help removing data, contact John Lee through the public GitHub issue tracker. Keep your videos, credentials, work records, and other private details out of public posts. Information you choose to post there is handled by GitHub and can be seen by other visitors.

Updates to this policy will appear on this page with a revised date.