Effective date: September 8, 2026
Last updated: September 8, 2026
Last. is a days-since tracker for the recurring things in your life. This Privacy Policy explains how the developer of Last. (“we,” “us,” or “our”) handles information when you use the Last. iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, widget, and Live Activity experiences (together, the “App”).
The App lets you create and manage information such as:
This is your content. It is stored locally unless you use the private iCloud sync described below or choose to export or share it.
The App does not request access to your contacts, calendars, microphone, precise location, health data, or advertising identifier.
Last. stores your content and settings in its app container and, where needed, in a shared App Group container used by the App’s widgets. The App may send a bounded copy of selected presentation data and reset commands between your paired iPhone and Apple Watch using Apple’s Watch connectivity services.
Widgets, notifications, Apple Watch complications, and Live Activities can display information outside the main App. Depending on the feature and your settings, this may include a Thing name, its elapsed day count, recent history, or print artwork. Anyone who can view your unlocked device, Lock Screen, Home Screen, Apple Watch, or Dynamic Island may be able to see that information. Last. provides generic or reduced-detail presentation in privacy-sensitive states where supported, and lets you control relevant Live Activity name display and notification settings.
Automatic sync is available only with verified paid access. When paid access is active, you are signed in to iCloud, sync is not manually paused, and the App is in Standard mode, Last. sends the following to Apple’s CloudKit service:
This data is stored in the private database for Last. in your iCloud account. Apple states that a user’s private CloudKit database is available only to that user by default and that its contents count toward the user’s iCloud storage. Last. does not use a public CloudKit database for this content and does not add a feature for sharing this database with other users.
Free users do not receive automatic CloudKit sync. If a paid membership expires or sync is paused, the App stops syncing but does not automatically delete your local content or the existing copy in iCloud.
On-device only is a paid privacy control that pauses CloudKit sync. Turning it on keeps your Last. content off iCloud from that device, but it does not delete content already stored in iCloud. You can separately delete Last.’s cloud data as described in Your choices and deletion below.
Apple processes iCloud and CloudKit information under Apple’s Privacy Policy.
Purchases are processed by Apple through the App Store. We do not receive your payment-card or bank-account details.
Last. uses RevenueCat to retrieve available purchase options, validate App Store transactions, restore purchases, prevent fraud, and determine whether premium and cloud features should be available. RevenueCat may process:
Last. disables RevenueCat’s automatic device-identifier collection and does not send RevenueCat your name, email address, Thing names, custom text, reset history, precise personal timestamps, print images, or CloudKit identifiers. RevenueCat may still create an anonymous identifier needed to associate purchase status with this installation. Purchase and entitlement checks continue in On-device only mode so the App can restore purchases and enforce paid access.
RevenueCat processes this information for us under its Privacy Policy and applicable data-processing terms.
Last. asks before collecting or sending anonymous analytics and diagnostics. If you choose Allow anonymous analytics, Last. uses TelemetryDeck to understand whether features work, measure broad product usage, and diagnose reliability and performance problems. If you choose Not now, collection remains off. Whenever you turn analytics off, Last. stops collecting and sending new product analytics and diagnostics and deletes signals still waiting to be sent.
When enabled, Last. sends only a closed set of events and values, such as:
These signals can include a one-way hash of a randomly generated installation identifier and a random session identifier. We use them only to distinguish anonymous installations or sessions for product and reliability analysis. We do not connect them to a name, email address, Apple Account, RevenueCat customer record, advertising profile, or other directly identifying information.
Analytics and diagnostics do not include Thing names, custom text, search text, reset dates, other precise personal timestamps, print images, CloudKit record identifiers, advertising identifiers, exact purchase revenue, or raw provider identifiers. Last. does not use analytics for advertising or tracking across apps or websites.
TelemetryDeck states that it does not store IP addresses and that its app analytics uses anonymized identifiers. TelemetryDeck processes these signals under its Privacy Policy and explains its App data practices in its Privacy FAQ.
After you allow them, privacy-filtered analytics and diagnostics continue in On-device only mode unless you turn them off. That mode controls CloudKit synchronization, not these limited service signals. You can change the analytics choice separately at any time.
Nudges, optional ideas, and optional membership reminders are scheduled locally on your device using Apple’s notification system. Last. does not use a push notification server. Notification permission is requested when you enable a feature that needs it, and optional ideas and membership reminders are off by default.
A Thing nudge may display the Thing’s name in a local notification. The App’s analytics may record only the notification’s closed category and whether it was scheduled or opened; it does not receive the Thing name or notification text.
When you choose to save a print or reveal video to Photos, Last. requests permission to add that item to your photo library. The App does not request permission to browse your photo library.
When you export a .lastarchive, Last. creates a user-controlled backup that
contains your Things, reset history, print recipes, favorites, and random print
identity value. CloudKit account and record identifiers are not included. When
you share a print, video, or archive, it is sent to the destination you select
through Apple’s share interface.
Files you save, export, or share are then controlled by you, the selected recipient, and the selected storage or sharing service. Their handling is governed by those parties’ privacy policies, not this one.
If you contact us, we receive the information you choose to provide, such as your email address, message, and any screenshots or files you attach. We use it to respond, troubleshoot, protect the App, and keep appropriate support records. Please do not include sensitive personal content unless it is necessary for us to help you.
We use information only to:
We do not use your personal Last. content to advertise to you, build an advertising profile, or train a generative artificial-intelligence model.
We disclose information only in these circumstances:
We require third-party processors acting on our behalf to protect information consistently with this policy and applicable law. Apple also handles information under the privacy terms that apply to the Apple services you choose to use.
We do not sell personal information. We do not share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising. Last. contains no active third-party ad SDK or ad request at launch.
We may retain aggregated or de-identified information that cannot reasonably be used to identify you.
You can control your information in the following ways:
Depending on where you live, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or objection regarding personal information we control, or to appeal a privacy-request decision. You may also have the right to complain to your local privacy or data-protection authority. Contact us using the details below. We may need enough information to verify and fulfill your request, but Last. has no developer account system and some data is held only on your device, in your private iCloud database, or in de-identified form that we cannot associate with you.
We use technical and organizational safeguards appropriate to the nature of the information, including Apple’s protected app storage, private CloudKit storage, encrypted network connections, bounded service payloads, and separation of personal App content from analytics and purchase attributes. No method of storage or transmission is completely secure, so we cannot guarantee absolute security.
Our service providers may process information in countries other than the one where you live. Where required, we and our providers use recognized safeguards for international transfers. See the linked provider policies for their locations and transfer practices.
Last. is not directed to children under 13, or the higher minimum age required in a child’s jurisdiction. We do not knowingly collect directly identifying personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided such information to us, contact us so we can review and take appropriate action.
We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes to the App, our providers, or applicable law. We will update the date at the top and provide additional notice when required. If a future release activates advertising, adds a new cloud provider, changes analytics providers, or materially changes data use, we will update this policy and the App Store privacy disclosures before that change ships.
Last. is developed and operated by:
Bamikale Omolokun
Privacy email: bamisticomo@gmail.com
Please use the subject line Last. Privacy Request for privacy questions or requests.