Privacy Policy

Your email address, and a display name and avatar if your sign-in provider gives us one. This is what identifies your account.

The habits you create: their name, description, category, colour, emoji, and monthly goal.

One row per habit per day you marked complete. Days you did not complete store nothing at all.

Any sleep hours and mood ratings you choose to log. Both fields are optional and the whole feature can be ignored.

No payment details, because there is nothing to pay for.

No advertising profile, and we do not sell your data.

We do not ask for your location or contacts.

We load a third-party analytics script on public pages so we can see aggregated traffic: page views, referrers, and which routes get used. It may set cookies and process device or usage data under that provider's own policies.

You can block analytics scripts or cookies in your browser. Doing so does not stop you from using BeHabitual.

Analytics is separate from your habit data. Completions, sleep, and mood stay in your account and are not sent to the analytics tool as habit records.

Only you. Your records are tied to your account and isolated from every other account, and that isolation is enforced at the storage layer rather than left to application code that could forget to check.

We use reputable third-party providers to host the service, to handle sign-in, and for the site traffic analytics above. They process data on our instructions or under their own terms for analytics. We do not sell your data or share it for advertising.

When you sign in with Google, Google tells us your email address, your name, and your profile picture. Nothing else, and we ask for no further access to your Google account.

Deleting a habit from the habits page removes that habit and every completion logged against it, permanently. Archiving keeps the history and only hides the habit from your daily grid.

To delete your whole account, email the address below. We remove the account and everything attached to it. Export your data from settings first if you want to keep a copy, because deletion is not reversible.

If this policy changes in a way that affects what we collect, the date at the top of this page changes with it.