Privacy Policy — MediDaily Medicine Manager

Effective date: 15 September 2026

App: MediDaily Medicine Manager (Android package com.app.mediary)

Developer: [YOUR NAME OR BUSINESS NAME]

MediDaily helps you and your family remember to take medicines on time and to refill them before they run out. This policy explains what information the app handles, where it is kept, and what control you have over it.

The short version: the health information you enter stays on your phone. MediDaily has no account system and no servers of its own, so the developer never receives your data. The app does show ads, and the ad provider may collect limited technical information (such as an advertising identifier) to display them.

1. Information the app stores

All of the following is entered by you and stored only in the app's private storage on your device:

Patient profiles — name, relationship to you (for example "Mother"), date of birth, and optional details such as gender, blood group, allergies and conditions.
Medicines — name, strength, form, dose, schedule, meal timing, notes, stock quantity and refill settings, and an optional photo of the pill.
Dose history — whether each scheduled dose was taken, skipped, snoozed or missed, and when.
Vitals — readings you record, such as blood pressure, blood sugar, weight or temperature.
Doctor visits and documents — visit details you enter and photos you take or choose (for example prescriptions or reports).
App settings — theme, app-lock preference, active profile, and reminder configuration.
A local diagnostic log — timestamps of when reminders were scheduled and fired, used by the "Reminder checkup" screen to show you whether your phone is delivering reminders reliably. It contains medicine names and times but is never transmitted anywhere.

MediDaily itself does not collect your location or contacts and does not ask for an email address or phone number. To display ads, the third-party advertising service may access an advertising identifier and basic device information, as described in Section 8.

2. How the information is used

Only to provide the app's features on your device: scheduling reminders, counting down stock, showing adherence history, and displaying your records back to you. Your health records are never sold. To show ads, the app includes a third-party advertising service that may collect limited technical data (such as an advertising identifier and device information) as described in Section 8; this is separate from the health information you enter, which is never used for advertising.

3. Where the information is kept, and whether it leaves your phone

On your device. Data is kept in the app's private, sandboxed storage, which other apps on the phone cannot read. Photos you add are stored in that private area, not in your public gallery.
Android backup. Like most Android apps, MediDaily allows the Android system to include its data in your device's standard backup, if you have backup turned on in your phone's settings. Android encrypts this backup with your device's lock-screen credential before storing it in your Google account, and Google states it cannot read it. This backup is controlled by Android and your Google account, not by MediDaily; you can turn it off in your phone's Settings under Google → Backup (the exact path varies by manufacturer). No other copy is made.
No developer servers. The developer never receives, stores, or has access to any of your data.

4. Permissions the app asks for, and why

Permission	Why MediDaily needs it
Notifications	To show dose reminders and refill warnings.
Alarms & reminders / exact alarms	So a reminder fires at the exact minute a dose is due rather than "sometime later". This is the app's core purpose.
Full-screen notifications	So a due-dose alert can appear over the lock screen, like an alarm clock.
Run at startup	To re-create your reminders after the phone restarts (Android clears alarms on reboot).
Ignore battery optimisation (requested, optional)	To stop the phone from putting the app to sleep and silently delaying reminders.
Camera (optional)	Only when you choose to photograph a pill, prescription or document. Photos are stored privately on the device.
Photos / media picker (optional)	Only when you choose an existing image from your phone.
Biometrics / screen lock (optional)	If you turn on "Lock the app", Android's own fingerprint or screen-lock prompt is used. MediDaily never sees or stores your fingerprint, PIN or pattern.

Permissions marked optional can be declined; the related feature simply will not be available.

5. Your control over the data

Edit or delete any patient, medicine, dose record, vital, visit or document from within the app at any time. Deleting a patient removes everything that belongs to them, including photos.
Delete everything by uninstalling the app or clearing its data in Android Settings → Apps → MediDaily → Storage. Because there are no servers, there is nothing left anywhere else once you do this, except any Android backup you have chosen to keep, which you control through your Google account.
Lock the app with your fingerprint or screen lock from Settings → Privacy inside the app.

6. Children

MediDaily is intended for adults managing their own medicines or those of family members. It is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect information from them. A caregiver may record a child's medicines in a profile; that information stays on the caregiver's device under this policy.

7. Health information and medical disclaimer

The information you enter about medicines, doses and vitals is health information. It is handled as described above and never shared. MediDaily is a reminder and record-keeping tool; it does not provide medical advice, does not check for drug interactions or correct dosages, and is not a substitute for a doctor or pharmacist. Always follow the instructions of your healthcare professional.

8. Third-party services

MediDaily now includes a third-party advertising service so that ads can be shown in the app. This advertising service may collect and process limited technical information — such as an advertising identifier, general device and app information, and coarse usage or interaction data — in order to select and display ads and measure their performance. This data is handled by the ad provider under its own privacy policy, and the developer does not receive your health records through it. Aside from this advertising service, MediDaily uses standard Android and open-source libraries that run entirely on the device. Google Play itself may also collect installation and crash statistics under Google's own privacy policy.

9. Security

Data is stored in Android's app-private storage, which is isolated from other apps and protected by your device's lock screen. It is not separately encrypted by MediDaily; someone with full access to an unlocked or rooted device could reach it, which is why we recommend keeping a screen lock on and, optionally, enabling the app lock.

10. Changes to this policy

If the app gains features that change how data is handled — for example an optional cloud backup — this policy will be updated before those features ship, the effective date above will change, and the in-app version will be updated. Continued use after a change means you accept the updated policy.

11. Contact

Questions or requests about this policy or your data: wasiqkhan336@gmail.com.