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Privacy And Data
Compare journal audiences, Circle content, shared copies, profile fields, and household lists.
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Check the audience before saving or sending. Joining a Circle, tagging someone or choosing a Life Ring does not share your journal.
Who can see what
| Item | Who can see it? |
|---|---|
| Private journal entry | Only you, until you change its audience. |
| A person tagged on your entry | Tagging alone gives them no access. |
| Personal task, practice or goal | Your own record; an association does not share it. |
| Reflection for work copied from a Circle | The audience shown when completing it. The source Circle may be selected; choose Private if needed. |
| Circle post or message | The audience of that room or conversation. Check it before sending. |
| Template you made | Yours until you separately share a version. Sharing the template does not share your history. |
| Shared household shopping list | Members of the selected household Circle can see and tick it. Other lists and your journal stay separate. |
| Profile | Visibility depends on the field and relationship. Use the profile preview. Values, personality highlights and raw answers are private. |
| Imported exercise or Screen Time event | Starts private. Import consent is separate from sharing. |
A Circle's discovery setting controls who can find or join it; it does not expose private plans or a private roster. Check the audience of the content itself.
One entry, one audience
A journal entry uses Private, one Circle, Friends or Public. Choosing another audience replaces the previous one.
Changing an entry back to Private or leaving a Circle cannot retrieve screenshots or independent copies others already made. Shared template copies also have their own lifecycle.
📱 What Access Logit Asks For
You can deny optional access and use the alternatives shown. Signing in does not turn on contacts, photos, health or location access.
| Access | What happens |
|---|---|
| Apple or Google sign-in | Supplies account details and a required adult-status age range. Logit does not receive your Apple or Google password or birth date. |
| Photos and camera | Uses photos you select or take. Review photo drafts before saving them as journal events. Limited photo access is supported. |
| Microphone | Used for voice notes or Loggy. Review a note or confirm proposed changes before they are saved. Voice-agent recordings are not kept. |
| Contacts | Device access allows local address-book review. Only selected imported contacts are saved to Logit; nobody is contacted. Manual and file import remain available. New-contact offers check when Connect opens, not in the background. |
| Notifications | You choose app reminders and Circle alerts, and can turn them off. |
| Location | Use current location reads a foreground position. After permission, a new current-day event may prefill a fresh position. No background location or route tracking. Use manual place search, edit the place or choose No location. Old photo imports do not inherit your current position. |
| Health app | Read-only workout import on iPhone or Android, not web. You choose exercise types, history and background access. Automatic event creation is a separate setting; otherwise review pending imports. Route/GPS data is not imported. |
Imported workouts can automatically complete a matching workout habit and supply its evidence. Goal and task changes still need confirmation. See connected exercise data for setup and data controls for retention and deletion.
AI permission and cloud memory
Before Loggy or an AI-assisted journal request is sent, Logit names Google, explains the content it will use and asks you to allow the request. You can choose Not now. Photos you selected may already be in temporary private cloud storage; refusing AI analysis stops model processing, and you can discard the private import separately.
Cloud memory is optional and has its own Enable cloud memory choice in Settings. It remembers selected lasting facts from what you tell Loggy, such as preferences or routines. It does not automatically ingest every journal entry or completed task. Saved memories can last beyond chat history. Turn it off to stop future learning and recall, or use Forget to remove saved facts. Account deletion also removes your cloud memories.
Analytics and Diagnostics are unavailable and stay off in this release. Shared-content safety checks name Google's safety services and have their own choice. Declining those checks keeps sharing unavailable while private journaling remains available.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Can I keep journaling without AI?
Yes. Choose Not now for AI processing and continue with private journaling. Selected photos may already be in temporary private cloud storage; discard the import separately if you want to remove it.
Does cloud memory ingest every journal event?
No. After you enable it, Loggy can automatically save selected durable facts from your newest conversation turn. Ordinary journal saves, task completions and photo uploads do not independently enter Memory Bank.
Does turning memory off erase it?
Turning it off stops future automatic learning and recall. Use Forget to remove existing facts, or delete your account to remove memories associated with your account. Requests already sent to Google may finish; queued memory information is checked again before it is saved.
Next steps
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