Privacy

Privacy Policy

Last updated: May 12, 2026

Introduction

This Privacy Policy explains how Verifyam AI Alarm ("Verifyam", "we", "us", or "our") collects, uses, stores, shares, and protects information when you use our mobile app, website, support channels, alarm services, wake-up missions, AI verification features, subscriptions, reports, sleep tools, and account features.

Verifyam is an AI-powered alarm and morning routine app. Its main purpose is to help users wake up by completing real actions, including AI Verified Facewash Mission, AI Verified Brushing Mission, AI Verified Drink Water Mission, AI Verified Make Your Bed Mission, math missions, memory missions, typing missions, steps, squats, shake-phone missions, and barcode or QR scan missions.

Information You Provide

  • Account information such as name, email address, login method, profile details, and verification status.
  • Support information such as your messages, screenshots, device details, alarm time, mission type, and bug reports.
  • Subscription and purchase-related identifiers needed to confirm Pro access, restore purchases, and display plan status.
  • Feedback, feature requests, copyright reports, and contact form or email content you choose to send.

Alarm, Mission, and Routine Data

To provide the alarm experience, Verifyam may process and store app data such as:

  • Alarm time, alarm label, active or inactive status, repeat days, one-time or repeating alarm settings.
  • Alarm sound, custom sound choice, volume, vibration, gradually louder setting, extra loud setting, and audio output preferences.
  • Snooze settings, snooze interval, maximum snooze count, mute-during-mission setting, wake-up check setting, and follow-up check timing.
  • Mission type, mission difficulty, mission count, math difficulty, memory grid size, typing phrase, step count, squat count, shake count, and barcode label.
  • Reports such as total alarms, active alarms, inactive alarms, mission alarms, repeating alarms, peak alarm hour, alarm status badges, and mission chips.
  • Sleep features such as bedtime reminder time, sleep sounds, sleep session timer, last sleep summary, wake time, timer, stopwatch, and lap records.

AI Video Mission Media

AI video missions are premium verification features. When you choose an AI mission, the app may ask you to record a short live camera video, usually around 8 seconds, to verify that the selected real-world action was completed. AI missions include washing your face, brushing your teeth, drinking water, and making your bed.

  • Mission videos are recorded from the live camera flow, not selected from your gallery.
  • The video is uploaded to our verification backend only to check the selected mission.
  • The backend may return verification status, confidence, reason, and model/provider information.
  • Videos may be rejected when they are unclear, unrelated, fake, old, too dark, incomplete, or do not show the required action.
  • Verifyam is designed so mission media is not stored as a personal gallery inside the app.
  • Temporary processing by backend and AI providers may occur as needed to provide verification, security, debugging, and abuse-prevention functions.

Device Permissions We May Request

Verifyam requests permissions only when needed for app features. Available permissions may differ by iOS, Android version, and device manufacturer.

  • Notifications: used to schedule and deliver alarm alerts, bedtime reminders, wake-up checks, foreground notifications, and alarm status messages.
  • Alarm and exact alarm access on Android: used to schedule alarms more reliably and guide users when exact alarm settings are disabled.
  • Camera: used for AI video missions, barcode and QR code scanning, and live verification flows.
  • Microphone, if required by the operating system for video recording: may be requested when the camera/video recording system includes audio capture. AI missions are focused on visual action verification.
  • Motion, activity, or sensors: used for step, squat, shake, or movement-based missions when supported by the device.
  • Photos, media, files, or audio picker access: used when you choose custom alarm sounds or audio files.
  • Device ringtone access on Android: used when selecting Android device ringtones as alarm sounds.
  • Battery optimization and background settings: used to guide you to settings that can affect whether alarms ring reliably.
  • Display over other apps on Android: used or guided when needed for full-screen or locked-device alarm behavior.
  • Internet/network access: used for account login, subscriptions, AI verification, support, remote configuration, and backend communication.
  • Haptics/vibration: used for alarm vibration, haptic feedback, mission feedback, and wake-up alerts.

Verifyam does not require precise location for its core alarm features, and the current feature set is not designed to sell personal data to advertisers or data brokers.

Automatically Collected and Technical Information

  • Device model, operating system version, app version, language, time zone, and platform.
  • Permission status, alarm scheduling status, notification delivery state, active alarm state, and app foreground/background state.
  • Network status, offline indicator state, startup errors, crash fallback information, diagnostics, and performance events.
  • Subscription entitlement status, product identifier, renewal or expiration date when provided by the store or subscription provider.
  • Remote configuration values used to improve reliability, rollout behavior, and feature availability.

How We Use Information

  • To create, schedule, edit, ring, snooze, dismiss, and report alarms.
  • To provide mission-based dismissal, AI verification, retry flows, and punishment or fallback missions when configured.
  • To provide sleep sounds, sleep tracking, bedtime reminders, timer, stopwatch, and reports.
  • To authenticate accounts, manage profiles, verify email status, reset passwords, and support account deletion.
  • To manage Pro access, RevenueCat-style entitlement checks, restore purchases, and subscription status sync.
  • To guide users through iOS and Android permissions that can affect alarm reliability.
  • To detect errors, improve app stability, prevent abuse, protect the service, and respond to support requests.

Third-Party Services and Processors

Verifyam may use service providers to operate the app. Depending on feature use, these may include:

  • Firebase Authentication: account login, registration, Google Sign-In, email verification, and password reset.
  • Firebase Firestore and Remote Config: account-related app data, settings sync where applicable, remote configuration, and app behavior flags.
  • RevenueCat: subscription products, Pro entitlement status, restore purchases, renewal or expiration details, and purchase management.
  • Cloudflare Worker backend: AI mission upload handling, network preflight, mission verification routing, and API responses.
  • AI model providers such as OpenRouter and Vertex AI fallback paths: mission media verification and result generation.
  • Apple App Store and Google Play: app distribution, in-app purchases, subscriptions, refunds, and billing management.
  • Expo and native platform services: notifications, camera, audio, permissions, and platform APIs used by the app.

Local Storage and Offline Use

Verifyam may store alarm settings, mission settings, sleep data, preferences, offline content, subscription cache, and app state locally using mobile storage technologies such as AsyncStorage, MMKV, and app state management. Local storage helps alarms and settings remain available even when the network is unstable.

Data Sharing

We share information only as needed to provide, secure, bill, support, and improve Verifyam.

  • With service providers listed above when required for account, subscription, AI verification, notifications, or support features.
  • With Apple or Google for purchases, refunds, subscription management, and app store compliance.
  • When required by law, legal process, safety, security, fraud prevention, or to protect rights.
  • With your consent or at your direction, such as when you email support or submit feedback.

We do not sell your personal information to data brokers.

Data Retention

  • Account data is retained while your account is active or as needed for legal, security, billing, and support purposes.
  • Alarm and local app data may remain on your device until you delete it, reset app data, or uninstall the app.
  • Support emails and reports may be retained for customer support, security, and business records.
  • Temporary AI verification processing data may be retained only as needed for verification, security, debugging, provider processing, and legal compliance.

Your Choices and Rights

  • You can enable or disable optional permissions in your device settings, though some features may stop working.
  • You can edit or delete alarms, missions, sleep settings, custom sounds, and profile information in the app when available.
  • You can restore purchases or manage subscriptions through the app and the relevant App Store or Google Play settings.
  • You can request account deletion through the app when available or by following our Account Deletion instructions.
  • Depending on your region, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, export, or restrict processing of your personal information.

Children's Privacy

Verifyam is not intended for children under 13, or under the minimum digital consent age in your region. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children below the applicable age. If you believe a child has provided personal information, contact us so we can review and take appropriate action.

International Use

Verifyam may process information in countries other than where you live. When information is processed by service providers, it may be subject to the laws of the country where that provider operates. We use reasonable measures to protect information according to this policy.

Changes to This Privacy Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy when features, laws, providers, or practices change. The "Last updated" date shows the latest revision. Your continued use of Verifyam after changes means you accept the updated policy.