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As We Walk is a private-beta couples Bible. This policy explains what information the app uses, where it is stored, and what is shared with your spouse.

Effective August 10, 2026

What stays on your device

Private journal entries, unfinished journal drafts, reading preferences, and appearance settings are stored locally on your device. The app's local database is not end-to-end encrypted, so your device passcode and operating-system protections matter.

What is stored for the shared experience

Your account includes your name, email address, and a service-generated user ID. After you connect with your spouse, shared services store reading positions, Bible translations, notes, highlights, shared journal entries, hearts, comments, and reading invitations so they can appear on both devices.

Shared content is not end-to-end encrypted. It is protected in transit and by access controls, but an authorized maintainer may technically access server-stored data when needed to operate, secure, or support the private beta.

Notifications and minimal activity

If you enable notifications, the app stores a device push token used only to deliver As We Walk notifications. The app also records one daily check-in for a signed-in account. That check-in contains the account ID and UTC date—not what you read or wrote, which screen you visited, how long you stayed, or how many actions you took.

Service providers

As We Walk uses Supabase for accounts, the shared database, and realtime updates; Expo for app delivery, updates, and push notifications; and an email delivery provider for account emails. These providers process information only as needed to operate the app.

No advertising or sale of data

As We Walk has no advertising, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. Personal information and spiritual content are not sold or used to build advertising profiles.

Your choices

You can keep a journal entry private, decline notifications, or contact support to request that your spouse connection, account, and server-stored data be removed. During the private beta, send deletion and privacy requests through the support page. Removing the app deletes its local data from that device.

Questions

Visit Support for privacy questions, deletion requests, or help with the beta.