Privacy
In effect since November 11, 2026.
In three lines
- Your time in apps and their names never leave your device.
- Scodi sends anonymous events about how Scodi itself is used, so we can improve the app. You can turn it off.
- There is no account, no sign-in, no ads and no selling of data.
What stays on your device only
- How much time you spend in the apps and sites you marked as distractions.
- Which apps and categories are on your list of distractions.
- The time per day you set and your bedtime.
- The name you gave yourself and the pet, his state and the photo album.
On iPhone, measurement uses Apple's Screen Time and runs in separate parts of the app. The only thing they send is the end-of-walk notice described below. On Android, it uses the system's usage access. Apps appear in the internal history only as a scrambled code, never by name.
What Scodi sends
The app sends anonymous product events to PostHog, an analytics service. They say what happened inside Scodi, and nothing else:
| Event | What it says |
|---|---|
| App opened | That Scodi was opened |
| First steps | Which step of the introduction you are on |
| Walk | That a walk started, finished or was interrupted, and whether it brought a photo |
| Album | That a photo joined the album, the album was opened or a photo was shared |
| Care | Petting, a treat, a nap or a trick asked |
Each event carries technical data about the device: app version, system, model and language. PostHog derives the country from the IP address and then discards the IP.
Each installation has a random identifier. It is not linked to your name, email, an account or other apps.
End of a walk on iPhone
When the pet goes out for a walk, iPhone shows the walk on the Lock Screen. To take that notice away when the walk ends while the app is closed, Apple requires a request from a server. So at the end of each walk Scodi sends our server (push.scodi.app) two things: the code of that Lock Screen notice and whether the walk ended on time or early.
"Early" means one of your distractions was opened. It does not say which app, for how long, or anything that identifies you or the device. The server passes the request on to Apple and keeps and logs nothing. This does not depend on the analytics switch below; it only happens if you use the walk.
What is never sent
- Minutes of usage, your time per day or how much of it is left.
- Names of apps, sites or categories.
- Your name, the pet's name, photos or contacts.
- Recordings of the screen or of your taps.
How to turn it off
In the app, open Settings and turn off Help improve Scodi. From then on nothing is sent. Erase everything wipes the data on the device and replaces the identifier.
Who receives it
The events are held by PostHog (PostHog Inc.), on servers in the United States, only to analyze how Scodi is used. We do not sell or share this data with anyone else, and it is not used for advertising.
The app is bought through the App Store or Google Play. Scodi does not receive your payment details. On Android, the app checks with the Play Store that it was purchased.
Children
Scodi does not ask for your age or create an account, and it is not directed at children.
Your rights
You can ask for information, correction or deletion at oi@scodi.app. Because the events are anonymous, finding yours requires measurement to still be on in the device; if in doubt, write to us and we will explain how.
Changes
If this page changes, the date at the top changes with it. A change that widens what is sent will be announced inside the app.
Contact
Scodi · oi@scodi.app