Privacy Policy
Jewish Prayer: Learning Time (iOS)
Last updated: 24 August 2026
Who we are
This policy describes how the mobile application Jewish Prayer: Learning Time (“the App”) handles information. The App is provided by Elwood Fanshawe.
Contact: elwood.fanshawe@icloud.com
Companion API: https://api.jewishprayerlearningtime.cc
What the App is for
The App helps you study Jewish prayer: siddur texts, lessons, a Hebrew calendar, a practice journal, and short quizzes. It does not offer accounts, social features, messaging, or a public profile. Nobody else can see that you installed the App or what you have studied in it.
Information we store
The App does not ask for your real name, email, phone number, or payment details.
On the device, and as a backup on our server keyed only to an anonymous device identifier, we may store:
- An anonymous device identifier generated on your iPhone or iPad (not your Apple ID)
- Practice history (which services you logged, on which dates, and which prayer you chose)
- Study statistics derived from that history (streaks, counts, quiz scores, lesson completions)
- Journal notes you write in the App (text and an optional mood value)
- Optional display name and reminder times you set inside the App
- A push-notification device token via OneSignal, if you allow notifications
Photographs you attach to journal notes stay on the device and are not uploaded. The avatar picture you pick stays on the device.
How we use it
We use this information only to:
- Show your own study progress, streaks, and journal
- Restore your practice history after a reinstall of the App on the same anonymous identifier
- Serve calendar and study content to the App
- Deliver remote notifications you have allowed
We do not sell information, do not show advertising, and do not use the data for profiling or marketing. We do not share it with other users.
Push notifications
If you grant notification permission, the App may register with Apple Push Notification service through OneSignal so we can send operational alerts. You can revoke permission at any time in iOS Settings. Local prayer reminders you set in the App are scheduled on the device and do not require our servers.
Identifiers and security
Requests to the companion API include the anonymous device identifier so that each device can read and write only its own records. There is no password and no account recovery: if the identifier is lost (for example after deleting the App and its Keychain data), the server copy cannot be matched to you.
Third parties
The App talks to the companion API hosted for this product. Apple may process information according to Apple’s own policies when you download the App from the App Store or use system features such as notifications, Face ID, or iCloud Keychain. OneSignal is used only to deliver push notifications you allow. We do not embed third-party advertising or analytics SDKs.
Children
The App is a study tool and does not knowingly collect personal information from children. We do not request age, contacts, or location. If you believe a child has provided personal information through the journal, contact us and we will delete the associated server records where we can identify them.
Retention and deletion
Practice history and statistics are kept so the App can restore your streak and log. You can erase practice data from inside the App; that also wipes the server copy for that device identifier. You may also email us at elwood.fanshawe@icloud.com to request deletion. We may keep server logs for a short period for security and to keep the service running.
International processing
The companion API may run on servers outside your country. By using the App you understand that anonymous device records may be processed where the service is hosted.
Changes
If this policy changes, we will update the date at the top of this page. Continued use of the App after an update means you accept the revised policy.
Contact
Elwood Fanshawe
Email: elwood.fanshawe@icloud.com