No Contact Companion

Retention and support

Local recovery and companion records remain until you clear them or remove the app. We do not have a cloud copy of those records to restore. Apple and RevenueCat retain purchase records as needed to provide subscriptions and meet legal and accounting obligations. RevenueCat, Superwall, and, when enabled, AppsFlyer retain their service and analytics records under their applicable retention practices; removing the app does not automatically remove those records.

Contact support opens your email app; nothing is sent until you choose to send it. If you email us, we receive the address and content you send and retain the correspondence as needed to respond and resolve the request. Do not include sensitive recovery writing unless you want to share it with support. We can help with access and deletion requests, subject to records that must be retained for legal or transaction purposes.

Attribution and app analytics

In versions 1.2 and 2.0, AppsFlyer is used for install attribution and product-use measurement only after you allow tracking through Apple's App Tracking Transparency prompt. In version 2.0, that permission choice is initiated only from the optional advertising-measurement action in Settings. If you decline, permission is unavailable, or the request fails, the app does not initialize AppsFlyer or collect advertising identifiers for it. RevenueCat subscription verification and Superwall onboarding and paywall functionality still work.

With permission, AppsFlyer receives install and device identifiers, advertising identifiers where available, campaign information, technical app and device information, and coarse events such as app opened, setup completed, a feature used, paywall shown, purchase started or completed, and restore outcome. The app can link the AppsFlyer identifier to RevenueCat purchase records to measure which campaigns lead to subscriptions. These linked identifiers are pseudonymous, not anonymous.

You can change your choice in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking. When the app next checks a revoked permission, it stops AppsFlyer and requests removal of its AppsFlyer identifier link from RevenueCat. This does not erase previously collected provider records. Earlier releases did not apply this version 1.2 permission gate and may already have sent attribution events and linked identifiers.

Purchases

Apple processes subscriptions through the App Store. RevenueCat validates purchases and restores, maintains subscription entitlement status, and receives an app user identifier, purchase and transaction information, and technical app and device information. The app does not receive your payment card details. Manage or cancel your subscription in iOS Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions.

Superwall delivers subscription offers and measures paywall variants and interactions. It receives the RevenueCat app user identifier, subscription status, paywall views and interactions, and product and purchase events. Its SDK also processes technical app, device, session, and network information needed for delivery and analytics. Requests to these providers can include an IP address, which can be used to derive approximate location; the app does not request precise device location.

In version 1.2, the app sends Superwall a release cohort and paywall schema as custom attributes, plus limited placement details such as offer source and light or dark appearance. In version 2.0, Superwall also delivers the onboarding flow and processes its assigned order, current step, and bounded categories selected in that flow: boundary type, preferred support tool, plan cue and action, essential-rule mode, day-counter mode, companion color, whether a custom name will be set later in the app, and preview or urgent-route state. Step progress is recorded to measure the flow. Offer placement can also receive Reduced Motion state and localized subscription display values. These categories customize and resume the flow and measure its use. Superwall does not receive custom companion names, exact dates, custom rules, letters, journal text, check-in answers, urge or trigger details, or other personal recovery writing. RevenueCat remains the authority for paid access.

Support tool, not therapy

No Contact Companion is a private behavior-support and journaling utility. It is not therapy, mental-health treatment, diagnosis, crisis support, relationship counseling, or emergency support. The app does not import contacts, read messages, monitor social accounts, or track another person.