FamilyCount 家族の予定カウントダウン Privacy Policy
How FamilyCount 家族の予定カウントダウン handles your information.
Effective August 22, 2026
Scope
This policy covers the FamilyCount 家族の予定カウントダウン iOS app. Where it is silent, the SSRE privacy policy applies.
What we collect
SSRE runs no accounts and no analytics. In most apps the content you create stays on your device and is never transmitted to SSRE. A few apps need to talk to a server to do what they do; where that is the case, the app's own privacy policy states exactly what is sent and where. If you email us, whether through the support page or an app's feedback option, your email address and message are used only to reply to you and to improve the apps.
Device permissions
This app asks for the following permissions. iOS will always ask you first, and each one can be revoked at any time in Settings.
- Calendars
Beyond the permission prompts
Some behaviour never shows an iOS prompt but still shapes where your data goes. Here is what applies to this app.
iCloud sync
Your data syncs between devices signed in to the same Apple Account, through your own iCloud. It is stored in your iCloud, and SSRE cannot read it.
Notifications
Reminders are created and delivered on your device. Their contents are never sent to SSRE or any other server.
Reading photos
The app only ever reads the photos you pick in the picker, one selection at a time. It does not ask for access to your whole photo library, and it cannot open photos you did not choose.
Share links
Sharing creates an invite link, and anyone who opens that link can view what you shared. Anyone holding the link can read it, so be careful who you send it to. Sharing runs through your own iCloud and never passes through SSRE. You can stop sharing from the app at any time, which removes the other person's access.
Third parties
This app contains no advertising, no analytics, and no third-party tracking.
In-app purchases
Purchases and subscriptions are handled entirely by Apple. SSRE never sees your payment details. Apple provides aggregate sales and crash statistics that cannot identify you individually.
Where data lives
App data is stored on your device. If an app uses iCloud, that data syncs through your own Apple Account under Apple's terms — SSRE has no access to it. Deleting an app removes its local data.
Your choices
Because your data stays on your device, you control it directly: revoke a permission in Settings, delete individual entries in the app, or delete the app to remove everything it stored.
Children
SSRE apps are not directed at children under 13, and SSRE does not knowingly collect personal information from them.
Contact
Questions about privacy can be sent to: