Privacy Policy

Last updated: August 8, 2026

The short version: Morning Brief Vision has no account, no server of ours and no tracking. We collect nothing. Everything the app knows about you stays on your device, whether it is an Apple Vision Pro, an iPhone or an iPad.

Who we are

Morning Brief Vision is published by Devpool (France). This policy explains what the app accesses, why, and what happens to that information.

What the app accesses, and why

Calendar (optional): to display today's and tomorrow's events and include them in your spoken briefing. Read on the device, never transmitted.
Reminders (optional, off by default): to show what is due today or tomorrow. Read-only, on the device, never transmitted.
Health (optional, off by default): to mention last night's sleep, today's activity and an energy score in your briefing. Strictly read-only; the app never writes to Health, the score is computed on the device, and none of it is ever transmitted.
Location (optional): to fetch the local weather. Used only at the moment of the request, never stored, never shared with us.
Home and work addresses (optional): to estimate your commute. Typed by you, geocoded on the device with Apple frameworks, saved only in the app's local storage.
Stock tickers and news topics: your preferences, saved only in the app's local storage.
Notifications (optional): a single local daily reminder that you schedule yourself. Local means it is created on the device, with no push server involved.

What leaves the device

To show fresh content, the app makes anonymous network requests directly to data providers. These requests are the same kind any weather or news app makes, and they are never linked to an account or an identity because none exists:

Weather: Apple WeatherKit (or the Open-Meteo public service as fallback), queried with coordinates only.
News: the public RSS feeds of the sources you selected.
Markets: public Yahoo Finance endpoints, queried with ticker symbols only.
Maps and routes: Apple Maps, for the commute estimate and the route display.

Each provider processes the request under its own privacy policy. We add no identifiers, no advertising IDs and no analytics to any of these requests.

What we collect

Nothing. We operate no server for this app. We have no analytics SDK, no crash reporting SDK from third parties, no advertising and no data broker relationships. We cannot see your calendar, your location, your addresses, your tickers or anything else, and we do not want to.

The spoken briefing

Your daily summary is generated by Apple Intelligence entirely on the device. The text of your briefing is never sent anywhere.

iCloud sync

Your preferences (addresses, tickers, news topics, briefing time and toggles) sync between your devices through your own iCloud account, using Apple's key-value storage. This data travels inside your iCloud, under Apple's privacy terms; we never see it and operate no server of our own. Health data and your energy score are never synced.

Your choices

Every permission is optional and the app works with any subset of them.
Health and Reminders are off by default and can be turned off anytime inside the app.
You can revoke Calendar, Reminders, Health, Location or Notification access anytime in the system Settings.
Deleting the app deletes everything it stored on the device.

Children

The app is not directed at children and collects no data from anyone, children included.

Changes to this policy

If the app's behavior ever changes, this page will be updated before the change ships, with the date above revised.

Contact

Questions about privacy: contact@devpool.fr