Privacy and Permissions
AtlasDays keeps travel history in the app’s data store. Photos are scanned on device, location access is optional, and iCloud Sync stores app data in your private iCloud account when enabled.
Travel history
Your trips, trackers, and notes are app data. With iCloud Sync off they remain on the device. With it on, CloudKit keeps supported records in your private iCloud account and synchronizes them across your devices.
Photos
Photo Import reads timestamps and embedded coordinates from the Photos library you permit. Country resolution happens on the device; AtlasDays does not upload the photos themselves.
Location
Auto-Detect Trips uses low-power location monitoring only when you explicitly enable it and grant Always location access. A detection adds a trip that you can review, edit, or undo; it does not continuously record your route.
Notifications
Notifications are used for enabled Auto-Detect events and Smart Alerts. You can disable the related feature in AtlasDays or change notification permission in iOS Settings.
Review or revoke access
Open iOS Settings for AtlasDays to change Photos, Location, and Notifications permission at any time. A permission only appears in that list once AtlasDays has asked for it, so a feature you have never opened will not be listed yet.
Usage statistics
AtlasDays sends anonymous usage statistics to an independent analytics provider in the European Union, so it can see how the app is used and where it can be better. There is no account and nothing that identifies you personally.
These statistics cover actions taken in the app, your settings, basic device and app information, and your approximate country. Counts, such as how many trips you have, are sent as ranges rather than exact numbers. They never include your trips, dates, notes, photos, or coordinates.
AtlasDays carries no advertising, uses no advertising identifier, and asks for no tracking permission. The Privacy Policy is the full statement.
If a feature stops working
Check the permission it depends on in iOS Settings. Photo Import needs Photos access, Auto-Detect needs Always location, and alerts need notifications. Each keeps working normally once access is allowed again.
Last updated August 2, 2026