01 · On your device
Your habits and history
Your habits, schedules, reminders, history, and app preferences are stored on your iPhone.
Widgets, Live Activities, Shortcuts, and the Apple Watch app receive only the data they need to work. Habits you mark done on Apple Watch are sent back to your iPhone. Reminders are created on your device and may show the habit name.
02 · Optional
Apple Health
For a habit you connect to Apple Health, Keep On requests read access only to the measure you select, such as steps, exercise time, sleep, or water. You control that access in Apple Health.
Health data stays on your device and is not included in Keep On backups or exports. Keep On never writes to Apple Health.
03 · Optional
Screen Time
Apple’s picker lets you choose apps, categories, or websites without revealing their names to Keep On.
Keep On learns only whether you crossed the threshold you set; it does not receive your exact usage. Your selections stay on your device and are not included in backups or exports.
04 · Optional
iCloud Drive backup
If you turn on automatic backup, Keep On saves your habits and history to its private folder in iCloud Drive. It keeps the latest backup and a few older copies.
Restoring replaces the habits and history currently in Keep On; it does not merge devices. Apple Health data and Screen Time selections are not included. You can turn backup off or delete its iCloud copies in Keep On. Backup files you save yourself remain in the Files app until you delete them there.
05 · Apple handles payment
App Store purchase
Keep On is a one-time App Store purchase. Apple handles payment, refunds, and downloads. Keep On asks the App Store on your iPhone to confirm your purchase and keeps the answer only on your device. Hyperstatic never receives your payment-card information, and Keep On never sends us your purchase details. If you email us about a purchase, we see only what you choose to send.
06 · You review before sending
Support messages
An email started from Keep On’s Help screen includes a short summary: app and iOS versions, device model, language and time zone, how many habits you have, and notification, backup, and Apple Health setup status. It does not contain habit names, notes, schedules, history, Apple Health values, Screen Time selections, account details, or device identifiers. You can edit or delete it before sending.
If you email us, we use what you send to answer your message and investigate the problem.
Your controls
Change access or delete data
- Manage Apple Health access in the Health app, and Screen Time and notification access in Settings.
- Archive or delete habits in Keep On.
- Turn off backup and delete Keep On’s iCloud copies from Settings → Backup.
- Delete backup files you saved yourself in the Files app.
- Delete Keep On to remove the data stored inside the app on that iPhone.
- Email us to request deletion of support correspondence when applicable.
Security
Apple protections
Keep On uses Apple’s standard app sandbox, data protection, HealthKit, Screen Time, Watch, and iCloud Drive protections. No system can promise absolute security.
Age and updates
Changes to this policy
Keep On is not intended for children under 13. If its data practices change, this page and its effective date will be updated before material changes apply.
Contact
Questions?
Email [email protected]. Keep On is provided by Hyperstatic LLC.
Last updated October 30, 2026