Privacy Policy

The short version

• The Calendar Feed app has no accounts, no backend or sync servers and no analytics, crash reporting or advertising code.
• The app reads your calendars. It can’t create, change or delete events.
• Everything the app saves stays on your phone, in the app’s private storage. The app never sends it to us.
• The only places the app connects to are the calendar links you add.
• This website has no analytics or advertising code.
• We don’t sell or share personal information.

Who we are

Calendar Feed is published by PremierStudio (“we”, “us”). You can reach us at support@calendarfeed.app.

The Calendar Feed app

What the app accesses

• Calendars on your phone. If you choose to add calendars that are already on your phone, Android asks you to allow Calendar Feed to read your calendar (the READ_CALENDAR permission). The app asks only when you tap to add phone calendars, and it only reads the calendars you pick. It never asks for permission to change your calendar.
• Calendar links you add. When you paste a calendar link (an https:// or webcal:// address), the app downloads that calendar from the address you gave it.

The app does not ask for your location, contacts, camera, microphone, files or accounts, and it does not send notifications.

What the app stores, and where

The app keeps one database in its private storage on your phone. Other apps can’t read it, and it is never sent to us. It contains:

• Your sources: each source’s name, color, whether it is shown, its refresh setting, the calendar link (including any private token that is part of the link) or which phone calendar it is, and when it last refreshed.
• Events from roughly the past 30 days to the next 180 days: title, start and end time, time zone, whether it is all-day, location, organizer, any meeting link the app found, and the time the app last saw the event. Events outside that window are deleted.
• A refresh log for each source: when each refresh happened, whether it worked, and a short error description if it didn’t. Entries are kept for up to 30 days (at most 200 per source).

The app reads an event’s description only to look for a meeting link (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Webex); it does not save descriptions. It does not read attendee lists. The app does not add its own encryption to this database; it relies on Android’s app sandbox and your device’s own security.

Network connections

The app has no backend or sync servers, and it does not send your data to us or to any analytics, advertising or crash-reporting service. The only network requests it makes are downloads of the calendar links you add. These requests use HTTPS (webcal:// and http:// links are switched to https://). If a calendar server redirects the request, the app follows it.

As with any download, the server that hosts a calendar link (for example your school, league or calendar provider) can see your phone’s IP address, the time of each request and standard technical details such as the app’s user agent. Their own privacy policies apply to that.

If you add one of our sample feeds (the calendarfeed.app/samples links on our support page), Cloudflare, which hosts our website, receives the same request details any feed server does (your IP address, the time and the user agent). Cloudflare processes these request details to serve the file and to protect the site. We don’t use them to identify anyone, count users or work out where anyone is.

If you tap Join on a meeting, or Open in your calendar app, Calendar Feed hands that link to another app (such as your browser, Zoom, Teams or your calendar app), which then works under its own privacy policy.

Permissions

The only permission you are asked to grant is reading your calendar. Like most apps, Calendar Feed also uses standard Android permissions granted at install, such as internet access, checking whether you are online, and the system services Android uses to schedule occasional background refreshes. It does not request permission to write to your calendar, read your storage, or show notifications.

No accounts, analytics or ads

There is no sign-up or sign-in. The app contains no analytics, crash-reporting, advertising or attribution code and does not use your phone’s advertising ID. If something goes wrong, error details stay on your phone.

Backups

Android’s automatic cloud backup is turned off for Calendar Feed, so the app’s data is not uploaded to your Google account backup and is not restored if you reinstall the app.

Deleting your data

• Remove a source: open the source and choose to remove it. This deletes its saved events and refresh history from Calendar Feed. Your actual calendar is not touched.
• Remove everything: in Android Settings, open Apps, then Calendar Feed, then Storage, and clear storage; or uninstall the app.
• Stop calendar access: you can turn off calendar permission in Android Settings at any time. The app then stops reading your phone calendars; events it already saved remain until you remove the source or clear storage.

Because the app never sends us the data it stores, there is no app data on our side to delete.

The calendarfeed.app website

Analytics

This website has no analytics or advertising code, so no analytics service runs on its pages.

Hosting and third parties

• The website is hosted by Cloudflare, which processes standard request information (such as your IP address) to deliver the site and keep it secure. Cloudflare also shows us overall traffic figures for the site, such as the number of requests and the countries they come from. If Cloudflare needs to check that a visitor is not a bot, it may set a strictly necessary security cookie.
• Our fonts are served from our own website, not from a font service.
• The “Get it on Google Play” badge image is loaded from Google, so Google receives your IP address and browser details when a page shows it.
• When you follow a link to Google Play, Google’s privacy policy applies there. Our Play links include campaign tags (which button you tapped) so we can see which parts of the site lead to installs; they don’t identify you.

Email

If you email us, we receive your email address and whatever you include in the message, and use it only to reply to you. Email to support@calendarfeed.app is delivered through Cloudflare Email Routing to our mailbox provider.

Selling and sharing

We do not sell personal information, and we do not share it for advertising.

Children

Calendar Feed is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children. The app has no accounts and does not send us the data it stores.

Your choices and rights

You control the app’s data on your phone, as described above. Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access or delete personal information we hold. In practice, apart from the request details our host processes as described above, the only personal information we might hold is email you send us; contact us and we will help.

Changes to this policy

If we change this policy, we will post the new version on this page and update the effective date. If a change is significant, we will say so on this page and, where appropriate, in the app’s store listing.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Email support@calendarfeed.app.