MyMood — Privacy Policy

Last updated: 10 October 2026 · App: “My Mood simple Tracker & Diary” on Google Play (com.klapp.mymood) · Developer: KLapp

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1. Who is responsible

MyMood is developed and published on Google Play by KLapp, an independent developer. KLapp decides how the data described here is used (the “data controller”). Contact: applarik@gmail.com.

2. MyMood is not a medical app

MyMood is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. If you are worried about your mental health, please talk to a healthcare professional.

3. No account

You do not sign up or log in to use MyMood. The app has no account of its own, and the developer runs no server that stores your data. Signing in with Google is used only to give the app access to your own Google Drive for the backup (section 6). Your Google name and email address stay between your phone and Google; the developer does not receive them.

4. What data is involved

4.1. Data that stays with you

Your entries, notes, emotions, tags and photos are never included in analytics events or crash reports. MyMood also keeps them out of Android's own device backup and phone-to-phone transfer, so the only copy outside your phone is the optional Google Drive backup (section 6). Reminders are scheduled on your phone; no server sends them.

4.2. Data that third-party services receive

All of this data is sent over encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS). Card numbers and other payment details are handled by Google Play and never reach the developer or the app.

If you send us feedback from Settings, the app opens your own email app with a prepared message. We receive what you send (your email address and your message) and use it only to reply to you.

5. The services we use

• Apphud (Apphud Inc.) manages subscriptions for us and gives us subscription statistics. It works as our processor: it processes data only on our behalf and under our instructions. It receives your language and region setting (locale), time zone and country, your phone's manufacturer and Android version, the app's current and first version and its install date, an Apphud user ID and device ID (random IDs created on your phone), the Google Analytics app instance ID, which onboarding and subscription screens were shown, and purchase data from the app and from Google Play's server notifications. The app switches off Apphud's device tracking: Apphud does not receive your Android ID, advertising ID, app set ID or device model, and Apphud states that it then does not collect your IP address. Nothing Apphud receives identifies the phone itself, so after a reinstall the app starts as a new Apphud user. A subscription you bought still comes back through Google Play when you restore purchases. Apphud may pass trial and purchase events to Google Analytics, linked by the app instance ID, so that we can measure our ad campaigns (section 7). Apphud stores data in the EU and the US. What Apphud collects · Apphud privacy policy.
• Google Analytics for Firebase (Google) counts how the app is used: screens, events, sessions, the app instance ID, the Apphud user ID (as the Analytics user ID, so that subscription events and app events can be counted together), the advertising ID (unless you switch ads measurement off, section 7), an approximate location derived from your IP address (Google shortens the IP address first), and automatic in-app purchase events with the product, price and currency. We never send your entries, notes, mood ratings, emotions or tags to Analytics.
• Google Ads (Google) runs our app ad campaigns. Our Analytics property is linked to Google Ads, so Google Ads uses the Analytics events and identifiers above to measure which ads led to installs, trials and purchases and to show our ads to people who may want the app. Google uses this data under its own policies: How Google uses data from apps that use its services.
• Firebase Crashlytics (Google) receives crash reports: stack traces, device information, a Crashlytics installation ID and the Firebase installation ID.
• Firebase Remote Config (Google) delivers app settings, such as which onboarding and subscription screen to show when we compare versions of them. It uses the Firebase installation ID together with your country, language, time zone and Android version.
• Google Play sells the subscription as the merchant. Google handles your payment details, and keeps its own order records under Google's privacy policy. If you choose to rate MyMood from the app, Google Play handles the rating; the app does not see it.
• Google Sign-In and the Google Drive API (Google) are used only for the optional backup (section 6).

Firebase data is processed by Google under Firebase's terms: Privacy and Security in Firebase.

6. Google Drive backup

• The backup is a subscription feature and is off until you turn it on in Settings → Backup to Google Drive. You then choose a Google account. You can also save a copy at once with Back up now.
• The app asks only for access to the files it creates itself (drive.file). It cannot see anything else in your Drive.
• While the backup is on, the app keeps one file, mymood-backup.txt, up to date in a folder named MyMoodApp|Backups in your Drive. The file holds your mood entries (mood rating, date, time and note text, with the emotions and activity tags you picked) and your list of activities and tags. Photos are not included.
• The file lives in your own Google Drive, where you can see, download or delete it. The developer never receives it and cannot read it. Google stores it under Google's own terms and privacy policy.
• Restoring from Drive adds the entries in the backup to the diary on your phone; if the same entry is in both, the version edited last is kept.
• Turning the backup off, or the end of your subscription, stops new uploads; the copy already in your Drive stays there. To remove it, delete the MyMoodApp|Backups folder in Google Drive (see section 10).

7. Consent and your choice about ads measurement

On the first screen of MyMood, the line under the “Next” button says that by tapping “Next” you accept our Terms of Use and this Privacy Policy, including ads measurement and personalization (Google, Apphud). Tapping “Next” is your consent. It works the same way in every country.

With that consent, the app tells Google Analytics that analytics storage, ad storage, sending ad data to Google and ad personalization are allowed. Google Analytics and Google Ads then use the app's events, the app instance ID, the advertising ID and an approximate location derived from your IP address to measure our app ad campaigns (which ads led to installs, trials and purchases) and to show our ads to people who may want the app. Apphud may pass trial and purchase events to Google Analytics for the same measurement. Your entries, notes, emotions, tags and photos are never part of this. How Google uses data from apps that use its services: business.safety.google/privacy.

To withdraw or change your choice, turn off Settings → Ads measurement and personalization. The app then tells Google that ad storage, sending ad data to Google and ad personalization are no longer allowed; counting how the app is used (analytics storage) goes on. The switch is free, works in every country, changes nothing else in the app, and you can turn it on again at any time. In US states with privacy laws, this switch is also how you opt out of the “sale” or “sharing” of your personal data and of targeted advertising.

In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, the app may instead ask on a separate screen before you start, where you can accept or decline. Your answer there sets the same signals, and you can change it later with the same switch.

On any Android phone you can also reset or delete your advertising ID in the phone's settings (Settings → Google → Ads, or Settings → Privacy → Ads, depending on the phone). Once it is deleted, apps, including Google Analytics in MyMood, can no longer use it.

8. Subscription

Without a subscription, MyMood keeps these free for everyone: one mood entry a day with a note, the calendar and the diary list, the daily reminder and the reminders after a break, the Insights tab with an example of each report, the language and other settings, the ads measurement switch (section 7), “Redeem access code” and deleting your data. A weekly subscription through Google Play, MyMood Premium, adds several entries a day and entries for past days, emotions and activity tags, the home-screen widget, statistics, weekly and monthly reports and Activities & mood in Insights, photos in entries, Google Drive backup and import, and the PIN lock. If Premium ends, everything you saved stays visible, and you can still change the mood and note of any entry or delete it.

• Before you subscribe, the subscription screen shows the weekly price, the length of any trial and when billing starts.
• If you start a trial and do not cancel before it ends, it becomes a paid weekly subscription automatically.
• The subscription renews every week until you cancel it.
• How to cancel: open the Google Play Store app, tap your profile picture, then Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions, choose MyMood and tap Cancel subscription. Or open play.google.com/store/account/subscriptions.
• Uninstalling the app or deleting your data does not cancel the subscription. Cancel it in Google Play.

9. How long data is kept

10. Deleting your data

• In the app, free for everyone: Settings → “Delete account & all data”. This erases everything on your phone (entries with their emotions and tags, your list of activities and tags, photos, the PIN, your ads measurement choice and all settings), clears the home-screen widget, deletes the backup file and folder from your Google Drive, and removes the app's access to your Google account.
• Backup in Google Drive, by yourself: open Google Drive, find the MyMoodApp|Backups folder, delete it, then empty the Drive trash. To remove the app's access too, open myaccount.google.com/connections and remove MyMood.
• Data held by Apphud and Google Analytics: email applarik@gmail.com with the subject “MyMood data deletion” and, if you ever subscribed, your Google Play order number (it starts with GPA. and is in the receipt email from Google Play). The app keeps no account, so the order number is how we find your subscription records. The full steps are on the deletion page.

We reply within 7 business days and finish deletion requests within 30 days, including the request we pass to Apphud.

Subscriptions: deleting your data does not cancel a subscription. Cancel it in Google Play first (section 8).

11. Your rights

Depending on where you live (for example, under the GDPR in the EU and UK or under California law), you can ask to access, correct or delete your personal data, object to or restrict its use, and withdraw consent at any time (Settings → Ads measurement and personalization, section 7). In US states with privacy laws, the same switch opts you out of the “sale” or “sharing” of your data for targeted advertising. Email applarik@gmail.com. You also have the right to complain to your local data protection authority. We do not sell personal data for money and do not use your entries for advertising.

12. Data transfers

Apphud stores data in the EU and the US. Google processes data in many countries. Both use legal safeguards for international transfers, such as the EU Standard Contractual Clauses.

13. Children

MyMood is not directed at children under 13, and its intended audience is 13 and older. We do not knowingly collect data from children under 13. If you believe a child under 13 has used the app and data was collected, email us and we will delete it.

14. Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the new version is published at this address with a new “Last updated” date.

16. Contact

KLapp, applarik@gmail.com.