Privacy
Prayer Journal is a private prayer and reflection app. This page explains how information is used when you create an account and use the journal.
Your account and sign-in
We store account information such as your email address, display name, approval status and preferences. If you choose Google, Microsoft or GitHub sign-in, the provider supplies identity and basic profile information, including your email address. Your provider password is handled by that provider. Connecting another sign-in method associates it with your existing journal account.
Your journal
We store the prayers, reflections, loved-one details and other content you save so you can access them from your account. Access requires account approval. Journal data is restricted to its owner, except content you choose to share through the app’s sharing features. Administrators manage approvals and operate the app’s infrastructure.
Services used by the app
The app uses Supabase for accounts and data storage, and Vercel for hosting. Sign-in providers process authentication when you choose their sign-in option. Optional features may use other services: voice dictation sends audio to the configured transcription provider, and reminders use your device’s push service. Operational backups may include account and journal data.
Information on your device
Session cookies keep you signed in. Your browser can store theme preferences, drafts and changes awaiting sync. If you enable offline access, a copy of your journal content is stored on that device. Sign out or remove downloaded data before giving someone else access to your device.
Questions and requests
For questions about your data, account access, exports or deletion, contact gw@shyren.co.za. Avoid including private journal entries in your initial message.