Welcome to Florara! This lightweight habit-building app is designed for users of all ages and is suitable for the App Store 4+ age rating. It contains no advertising, social features, or inappropriate content. Florara focuses on helping users record everyday habits and stay consistent. This manual explains the app’s functions, usage rules, permissions, and privacy safeguards in accordance with Apple App Store review requirements and generally applicable privacy standards.

1. Purpose: Florara is a local-first utility for creating habits, recording daily check-ins, and reviewing progress, helping users build positive routines for life, study, and work.
2. Intended users: The app is suitable for users of all ages, including teenagers and adults. It contains no purchase inducements or sensitive features.
3. Key characteristics: No registration or login, no account system, local storage of core data, a focused interface, smooth operation, and low resource use.

2.1 Create a Habit

Create personalized habit tasks and customize the habit name, check-in frequency, target period, and notes. You can manage multiple habits at the same time and adapt them to your own routine.

2.2 Daily Check-ins

After completing a habit for the day, tap the check-in button to save the record. The app keeps progress information such as total check-in days and streaks. All check-in records remain only on your device and are not synchronized with or uploaded to any cloud or third-party platform.

2.3 View Habit Progress

View total check-in days, current streaks, and historical check-in details for each habit. Progress is updated locally in real time and can be viewed without an internet connection.

2.4 App Language

By default, the app follows your device language. You may also switch languages manually. Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and English are currently supported, and changes take effect immediately without restarting the app.

2.5 Reminders

You may enable or disable check-in reminders. When enabled, the app sends habit reminders at the selected times. Notification permission can be disabled at any time in system settings without affecting the app’s core check-in features.

Florara follows the principle of data minimization. It requests only optional permissions needed for core functions. Permissions operate only on the user’s device and are not used to disclose information:

1. Notifications (optional): Used only for habit reminders and due-date notices. There are no advertising notifications, and permission can be disabled at any time.
2. No unnecessary permissions: Florara does not request access to location, photos, microphone, contacts, Bluetooth, or device storage beyond its own local data.

1. Local data storage: Check-in records, habit lists, personal goals, notes, and other core data are stored only on the user’s device. There is no cloud backup or automatic upload, and the developer cannot view or obtain this usage data.
2. Data deletion: Uninstalling the app permanently removes locally stored check-in data. The app keeps no server-side copy or hidden residual cache.
3. Crash logs: To improve stability, the app integrates Firebase Crashlytics. If the app crashes or encounters a code error, purely technical diagnostic information—limited to the device model, exception stack, and crash context—may be recorded locally and uploaded the next time the app starts for bug fixing. No habit or check-in content is collected or read. Logs are retained for a fixed period and then permanently deleted.
4. No data sharing: The app contains no advertising, user-tracking, or marketing analytics SDKs. Other than Firebase as required for crash diagnostics, the developer does not share, transfer, or sell user data to third parties.

Florara is suitable for the App Store 4+ age rating. It contains no violence, sexual content, gambling, social interaction, purchase inducements, or other content unsuitable for minors. The app does not collect sensitive personal information from minors.

Q1: Can my check-in data be synchronized when I change phones?
A: No. All data is stored only on the original device, and there is no cloud synchronization. Data cannot be transferred automatically to a new device, so please record important information before changing devices.

Q2: Can I still use the app if notifications are disabled?
A: Yes. Notification permission is used only for reminders. Disabling it does not affect habit creation, daily check-ins, progress viewing, or any other core feature.

Q3: Does the app automatically collect my personal information?
A: No. During normal use, Florara does not actively collect identity information, persistent device identifiers, or activity history. Purely technical diagnostic logs may be recorded when the app crashes and are used only to improve stability.

Q4: How can I request deletion of crash-log data?
A: Contact the developer using the email address provided in the app to request deletion of crash logs associated with your device. The request will be processed within three business days.

1. Privacy Policy: In the app’s settings, tap “Privacy Policy” to open the official policy page for the selected language.
2. Version updates: The developer may update the app as features and legal requirements evolve. Updates are distributed through the App Store. Continued use of the app indicates acceptance of the latest features and applicable terms.

If you experience a problem, have a suggestion, or have a privacy-related question, contact the developer at:

Email: florara.life@outlook.com

We will respond and address your request within three business days.

This Privacy Policy explains how Florara (the “App”) handles information and protects your privacy and data security. It applies to all users of the App. Please read it carefully before using Florara.

Florara is a local-first habit tracker and follows the principles of data minimization, purpose limitation, and transparent processing. User-created content stays on the device. To understand version adoption and activity, diagnose issues, and improve the product, the App processes limited technical analytics and crash-diagnostic data through Firebase Analytics and Firebase Crashlytics.

The App handles three distinct categories of information:

1. A. User content (local only): Habit names and settings, check-in records, notes, garden content, and photo backgrounds selected by the user are stored only on the device. This content is not uploaded to Firebase, the developer’s servers, or another third-party service.
2. B. Technical analytics data: Firebase Analytics receives technical information such as app launches, first opens, app updates, active users, sessions, engagement duration, app version, device model, operating-system version, device language, approximate region, a Firebase-generated app instance identifier, and basic interaction events automatically recorded by Firebase. This data is used only to understand version adoption and activity, diagnose issues, and improve the product.
3. C. Crash-diagnostic data: When a crash or exception occurs, Firebase Crashlytics receives crash stacks, device state, crash context, and basic event breadcrumbs used to understand the sequence preceding a crash.

The App does not require registration or login and does not collect names, email addresses, phone numbers, contacts, habit or check-in content, notes, user photos, or precise location. Firebase network services may process IP addresses or other network information when transmitting data and deriving approximate-region information, subject to Google/Firebase policies.

Habits, check-in records, notes, garden content, and selected photo backgrounds remain on the device and are not uploaded as Analytics or Crashlytics data.

1. The developer cannot view or recover this user content through Firebase.
2. Uninstalling the App will ordinarily remove its local data. Whether content can be restored from a device or system backup depends on your device, operating system, and backup settings.
3. The App does not use Firebase to automatically synchronize or back up user content. You are responsible for managing device backups, migration, and retention.

1. Notifications (optional): Used to provide habit reminders. You can disable notifications in system settings without affecting core check-in features.
2. Photo selection: If you choose a photo as a background, the App accesses or stores only the selected photo locally on the device. The photo is not uploaded to Firebase.
3. Other permissions: The App does not request precise location, contacts, or microphone access for Analytics or Crashlytics.

The App uses Firebase Analytics and Firebase Crashlytics, provided by Google. As a data-processing service provider, Google/Firebase may process the technical analytics data, network information, and crash-diagnostic data described above on the App’s behalf.

The App contains no advertising, does not sell data, does not track users across apps or websites, and does not create advertising profiles. The iOS build uses a Firebase Analytics configuration that does not include IDFA collection capability, and advertising-personalization signals are disabled by default. Because the App does not engage in tracking as defined by Apple, it does not request App Tracking Transparency (ATT) permission.

For more information about Firebase/Google data practices, see Firebase Privacy and Security and the Google Privacy Policy.

1. Analytics purposes: App launches, first opens, app updates, active users, sessions, and engagement duration are used to understand version adoption and overall activity, diagnose technical issues, and improve the product.
2. Technical attributes: Data may include app version, device model, operating-system version, device language, approximate region, and a Firebase-generated app instance identifier.
3. Basic interaction events: Firebase may automatically record limited basic interaction events. Crashlytics may also use these events as pre-crash breadcrumbs to help reconstruct the failure context.
4. Crash diagnostics: Crashlytics may collect exception stacks, device state, and crash context. These records do not include user-created habits, check-ins, notes, garden content, or photo backgrounds.

Florara is a utility app for users of all ages and is suitable for the App Store 4+ age rating. It does not provide social features, advertising, or personal-information-based profiling, and it does not ask children to provide names, email addresses, contacts, or other identity information. Habits, check-ins, notes, garden content, and photo backgrounds created by a child remain on the device; technical analytics and crash-diagnostic data are processed by Firebase as described in this policy.

1. Access and information: You may review this policy at any time to understand the categories, purposes, and service providers involved in the App’s data processing.
2. Managing local content: You may modify or delete user content in the App. Uninstalling the App will ordinarily remove local content stored on the device.
3. Permission management: You may manage system permissions such as notifications in your device settings.
4. Questions, complaints, and requests: You may contact us at the email address below to request access, correction, deletion, or other action relating to Analytics or Crashlytics data. Because this data is generally associated with technical identifiers such as an app instance identifier, we may need information that reasonably enables us to locate the relevant records. Requests will be handled in accordance with applicable law and the capabilities made available by Firebase/Google.

User content remains only on your device, and its retention depends on how you manage the App’s data, your device, and backups. Technical data sent to Firebase Analytics and Firebase Crashlytics is retained and deleted according to the Firebase configuration used by the developer, applicable Google/Firebase retention policies, and applicable law. We do not promise a single fixed retention period for all technical data.

We may revise this policy when App features, Firebase configurations, or legal requirements change. If a change is material, we may notify you through an in-app notice, release notes, or an announcement on the official website. The revised policy takes effect on the effective date displayed on this page.

If you have a question, suggestion, complaint, or data-rights request concerning this Privacy Policy or our privacy practices, contact the developer at:

Email: florara.life@outlook.com

We will respond within three business days.