오늘의 너

Privacy Policy

This is a translation provided for your convenience. The Korean version is the official text. If anything here differs from it, the Korean version governs. This service is operated from the Republic of Korea, and this policy is written under Korean law — principally the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA).

"오늘의 너" (the "app") takes your personal information seriously and complies with the Personal Information Protection Act and related Korean law.


1. What we promise up front

This app carries no advertising, never sells or hands your records to anyone else, and contains no analytics or behaviour-tracking tools. It runs on subscription income.

2. What we collect

2-1. Account information (required)

ItemCollected when
Email addressAt sign-up
Password (stored one-way encrypted)At sign-up
Name or nicknameAt role selection
Role (tracking / partner)At role selection

2-2. Health information — sensitive data (required, consented separately)

Collected only when you enter it yourself. The app never measures anything automatically and never imports from other apps.

ItemContents
Period recordsDates, and whether it started, is ongoing, ended, or is spotting
SymptomsPain, body condition, skin and sleep symptoms, each with severity (3 levels)
MoodOne or more of eight labels
SleepHours slept, sleep quality (3 levels)
CravingsA short phrase you write
Gynecology recordsGynecological symptoms (cystitis, vaginitis, itching, discharge changes, unexpected bleeding), symptoms you write in yourself, whether you saw a doctor or are on medication, and free-form notes you write
Intimacy recordsWhether it happened, plus any details you write
NotesFree-form notes you write

Period, symptom, gynecology and intimacy records are sensitive data (health information) under Article 23 of Korea's Personal Information Protection Act. We ask for your consent to these separately from everything else at sign-up. They are the substance of cycle tracking and prediction, so consent is required — without it the service cannot be used. That said, what your partner sees is entirely yours to decide, item by item, after you sign up. Gynecology records, intimacy records and notes are not shared by default.

2-3. Partner link information

Invite code, link status and time of linking, and your per-item sharing settings.

2-4. Messages between partners

The short phrases you send each other, and when they were sent and read.

2-5. My notes (partner role)

Free-form notes a partner-role user writes for a given date. (For example: "pick up a heat pack", "go to the appointment together next week")

Only you can see them. They are never passed to the other person and are not subject to the sharing settings. They are stored independently of the partner link and remain yours even if you unlink. They are deleted when you delete your account.

2-6. Payment information

Subscription product, store transaction identifier, subscription expiry time, and whether a trial is active.

We do not collect card numbers, bank account numbers or any other payment credentials. Payment is handled by the Apple App Store or Google Play; the app only receives the outcome.

2-7. What we do not collect

3. Why we process it

PurposeItems used
Identifying you and signing you inAccount information
Recording and predicting your cyclePeriod records, symptoms, sleep
Linking partners and sharing within the range you allowLink information, sharing settings, health information
Suggesting what a partner can doHealth information you have allowed to be shared
Delivering messages between partnersMessages
Letting a partner note down what they mean to doMy notes
Checking subscription status and unlocking featuresPayment information

The app does not use personal information for anything beyond the purposes above.

4. You control what your partner sees

What reaches your partner is switched on and off item by item, by you. (Cycle, symptoms, mood, sleep, cravings, gynecology records, intimacy records, notes)

5. Sharing with third parties

We do not provide your personal information to third parties. We never sell it, rent it, or use it for advertising, under any circumstances.

The one exception is a lawful request from an investigative authority made through due process, which we must follow.

6. Processors and cross-border transfer

ProcessorWork entrustedRetention
Supabase, Inc.Database and authentication serviceUntil you delete your account
Apple Inc. / Google LLCIn-app subscription payment processingPer each company's policy

About cross-border transfer

You may refuse the cross-border transfer, but in that case the service cannot be used.

7. Retention and destruction

If you unlink from a partner

8. Your rights and how to exercise them

You may exercise the following rights at any time.

RightHow
AccessView directly in the app's calendar and report
CorrectionEdit directly in the app's entry screen
DeletionDelete individual entries in the app; everything via Settings → Delete account
Suspension of processingTurn off sharing item by item in "What you share", or delete your account

Contact: plumcat@gmail.com

9. Children under 14

The app does not accept sign-ups from children under the age of 14. If we confirm that a user is under 14, we delete that account and its records without delay.

10. How we keep it safe

Note that end-to-end encryption is not applied. Technically, data can be read on the server to the extent required to operate the service. The operator does not read user records except where unavoidable, such as responding to an outage, and never provides them to a third party under any circumstances.

11. Operator and data protection officer

FieldDetail
OperatorBlucy Lab
Data protection officerSeol Jihyoung (설지형)
RoleDeveloper
Contactplumcat@gmail.com

If you need to report or seek advice about a privacy violation, you can contact the following Korean authorities.

12. Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, we will announce the change and its effective date in the app or on this page beforehand.

Changes with a material effect on your rights — such as adding a new kind of data we collect — require your consent again. The consent screen appears the next time you open the app, and you need to agree to keep using it. If you would rather not, you can sign out or delete your account from that screen.

History

AnnouncedEffectiveChange
10 August 202613 August 2026Added the partner's "my notes" as a collected item (2-5). Visible only to the person who wrote them; never provided to the other person.
11 August 202613 August 2026Added "gynecology records" as a collected item (2-2). Sensitive data, and not shared with a partner by default.
11 August 202613 August 2026Named the operator (Blucy Lab). Added English, Japanese and Chinese translations (the Korean version remains the official text). Nothing changed about what is collected or how it is used.
12 August 202613 August 2026Moved the effective date of the revisions above to 13 August, and made clear in section 12 that material changes are applied only after asking for your consent again in the app. Nothing changed about what is collected or how it is used.
1 August 2026First version

Announced 12 August 2026 · Effective 13 August 2026