Privacy Policy

Meek · Last updated 2 September 2026

Meek is a small household budgeting app. It is built and run by one person for their own family and a handful of invited people. It has no advertising, no analytics, no tracking of any kind, and nothing about you is ever sold or shared for marketing.

What the app stores

• Your email address and password. Used only to sign you in. Passwords are hashed by the authentication provider and are never visible to anyone, including the app's developer.
• A display name, if you choose to set one, so other members of your household can tell who logged what.
• Your transactions — amount, date, category, an optional description, and whether the entry was typed or spoken.
• Your savings goals and contributions — a goal's name, its emoji, its target amount and optional target date; and for each contribution, the amount, the date, an optional note, and whether it was typed or spoken. Savings are kept separate from your spending and never form part of a budget total.
• Your household — its name, who belongs to it, and any invite codes you generate.
• A notification token for your device, if you leave household alerts switched on. It is issued by Apple, identifies this installation of the app rather than you or your phone, and exists so alerts can be delivered to the right device. Turning the alerts off deletes it.

That is the complete list. The app does not request or receive your contacts, photos, location, calendar, or health data, and it does not use any advertising identifier.

Who can see your data

Only the people in your household. This is enforced in the database itself, so a request for another household's data returns nothing rather than someone else's information. Your data is not visible to other users, and is not pooled or aggregated with anyone else's.

Spend Analyzer

The Spend Analyzer calculates totals, comparisons, projections, charts and category breakdowns on your device using your household's data stored in Supabase. These reports are not sent to an external analysis service. Refreshing the Analyzer retrieves the latest spending from your household.

Notifications

The app can send two kinds of notification, both optional and both switchable from the Family screen at any time.

• A daily reminder to log what you have spent. This is scheduled on your phone and never leaves it — no data is sent anywhere to produce it.
• An alert when someone else in your household logs a transaction. To show it on your lock screen, the amount, the category, and the name of the person who logged it are sent through Apple's push notification service, which is the only way any app can deliver a notification to an iPhone. Apple passes it to your device and does not retain it.

Turning household alerts off deletes your device's notification token and stops anything being sent.

Services the app relies on

• Supabase — stores your account and your household's data.
• Cloudflare — hosts the website, privacy policy and support pages.
• Apple — delivers household alerts to your device, as described above. Used only while those alerts are switched on.

Deleting your account

You can delete your account from inside the app, at any time and for any reason: Family → Delete account. No reason needs to be given, there is nobody to ask, and there is no waiting period. Deletion is immediate and permanent.

What goes depends on whether you share your budget with anyone:

• If you are the only person in your budget, the whole thing is deleted with your account — every category, every transaction, every savings goal and contribution, and the budget itself. Nothing is kept.
• If other people share your budget, your account, your name and your device's notification token are deleted, and you are removed from the household. The budget itself stays with them, and so do the transactions and the savings goals and contributions already logged against it — they are a shared record of that household's spending and saving, and removing them would delete other people's data as well as your own. What is removed is the link between those entries and you: they no longer record who logged them.

If you would rather the shared entries went too, delete them in the app before deleting your account, or ask the others in your household to.

Children

Meek is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect information from anyone under 13.

Changes

If this policy changes in a way that affects what is collected or who it is shared with, the date at the top of this page will change and anyone using the app will be told directly.

Contact

Questions about any of this: brax.curti15@gmail.com. You do not need to write to anyone to delete your account — that is in the app, under Family.