What Repetitio does with your data.
Short version: almost nothing leaves your phone. This page explains exactly what the app stores, what the camera and notification permissions are for, and what happens on the rare occasion you choose to share something.
Effective 29 August 2026 · Applies to the Repetitio Android and iOS app, package eu.celeriti.repetitio.
01 The short version
Repetitio has no account, no server, and no analytics. Every course, step, session log, and attached photo or video is stored only in the app's private storage on your device. We — the people who make Repetitio — never see any of it, because it never leaves your phone unless you personally choose to send it somewhere.
02 What the app stores
All of the following lives in the app's local storage on your device only:
- Courses and steps you create — names, schedules, targets, hints, and any documents or links you attach.
- Session history — which steps you completed, the grade you gave each one, and the dates.
- Photos and videos you choose to attach to a step, either to demonstrate it or to document your own progress.
- Reminder times you set for a course, used only to schedule local notifications on your own device.
03 Camera & media permissions
Repetitio asks for camera and photo/video library access only so that, when you tap the attach button on a step, you can take or pick a photo or video. The permission is never used in the background, and nothing captured is uploaded anywhere — the file is copied into the app's own private folder and stays there.
04 Notifications
If you turn on a reminder for a course, Repetitio schedules a local notification directly on your device using its built-in alarm system. There is no push notification service and no server involved — the app doesn't need an internet connection for reminders to work, and no reminder data is sent anywhere.
05 When you choose to share
Two features hand data to somewhere outside the app, and both require you to actively start them:
| Action | What happens |
|---|---|
| Compile & share a course | Bundles that course's steps, targets, hints and attached media into one file, then opens your device's own share sheet so you pick where it goes. |
| Share a weekly report | Builds a short text summary of one course's week and opens the share sheet the same way. |
In both cases, Repetitio hands the file to whichever app you pick — messaging, email, a cloud drive — and has no visibility into what happens after that. Loading a package someone else compiled works the same way in reverse: you pick the file, and it's copied into the app's local storage as an editable course.
06 Third parties
Repetitio does not use analytics, advertising, or crash-reporting SDKs, and does not sell or share your data with anyone, because it doesn't collect it in the first place.
07 Deleting your data
Uninstalling the app deletes all of its local data, including every course, session log, and attached file. There's no account to close and no copy kept anywhere else.
08 Children's privacy
Repetitio isn't directed at children and doesn't knowingly collect information from anyone. A parent may use it to track a household's chores, but that data is stored the same way as everything else — locally, on the device it was entered on.
09 Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the date at the top of this page will update. Material changes will also be reflected in the app's Play Store and App Store listing notes.
10 Contact
Questions about this policy or the app: toms@eadrese.lv
Repetitio · eu.celeriti.repetitio · See also the Terms of Service.