Wakeforce Privacy Policy

Effective date: June 25, 2026

Wakeforce ("Wakeforce", "we", "us", or "our") is an alarm app for iPhone. This Privacy Policy explains what information Wakeforce handles, where it is stored, and the limited cases in which information may leave your device.

Wakeforce is designed to keep your data on your phone. We do not require accounts or logins, we do not sell your personal information, and we do not use advertising or third-party analytics tracking.

Who we are

Wakeforce is published by Tobias Thurston. If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or your data, contact us at:

[email protected]

Summary

What	Where it lives	Does it leave your device?
Your alarms, settings, and mission preferences	On your iPhone	No
Mission stats, streaks, push-up counts, and history	On your iPhone	No
Camera video or camera input for missions	Processed live on your device	No
Microphone audio for Voice Roast	Processed using Apple's speech recognition features	May be processed by Apple
Subscription and purchase status	Apple and RevenueCat	Yes, to process and verify your purchase

Information Wakeforce handles

Data stored on your device

Wakeforce may store the following information locally on your iPhone:

Your alarms, including times, labels, repeat schedules, sounds, and selected wake-up missions.
Your mission preferences and settings, including push-up goals, Photo Hunt settings, and Voice Roast phrases.
Mission results and history, including completion records, streaks, and push-up counts.
App settings and preferences.
A local indication of whether you have an active Wakeforce Premium subscription.

This information is stored on your device. We do not operate a server that collects or stores this information, and we cannot personally view your alarms, mission history, camera activity, microphone activity, or app settings.

If you delete Wakeforce, its locally stored app data is generally removed from your device. Device-level backups, if any, are controlled by Apple and your iOS settings.

Camera

Some Wakeforce missions may use your device's camera. For example, a push-up mission may use camera input to estimate body position and count reps, and a Photo Hunt mission may use camera input to verify that you are pointing the camera at the required object.