LogMyDailyTask
Privacy Policy
Updated
This policy describes how LogMyDailyTask, developed by John Lee (johnajc), handles your information.
Work records and reminders
LogMyDailyTask records the task titles, notes, categories, dates, times, and time zones you enter. It stores work schedules and reminder preferences to organize your log and schedule alerts through your operating system where supported. Reminders do not require transmitting work records to John Lee. The app uses your device language and time zone for display.
Storage and security
The desktop and mobile apps keep logs in a local SQLCipher database with the encryption key in operating system secure storage. On the web, records are kept in browser storage for that site. There is no LogMyDailyTask account or developer-operated cloud store for your work records. The app does not sell your data or use it for advertising or analytics.
Optional Google Sheets sync
Supported builds let you sign in to Google and select or create a spreadsheet you authorize. The app uses your Google account email to confirm the selected account and uses authorized Google Drive and Sheets access to read and write that sheet. It exchanges work entry titles, notes, categories, dates and times, time zones, record and device identifiers, your device label and platform, and fields used for sync and deletion. Google receives this information under the Google Privacy Policy. Anyone you grant access to the sheet may see its contents. Your Google account and spreadsheet remain under your control. John Lee does not receive or administer them.
Updates and exports
The Mac version requests release information from GitHub to check for updates. GitHub receives ordinary connection information such as your IP address. Update requests contain no work records. When you export to CSV or share a file, the export contains the selected work records, and anyone you send the file to can read them.
Retention and deletion
Local records remain on the device or in browser storage until you remove that data. You can remove the app’s local data using your platform’s storage controls or clear the site’s data in your browser. Where Sheets sync is enabled, choose Disconnect Google Sheets to stop syncing. You can also revoke access in your Google Account settings. Disconnecting does not remove existing spreadsheet rows. Delete those rows or the file in Google Drive and remove exported CSVs or backups separately.
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.