Chrona is a full-screen clock for Android and iOS. This page explains, in full, what data the app processes, what it's used for, who it's shared with, and what control you have over it — in line with Google Play's requirements for app listings.
This policy covers the Chrona app (package
dev.mreysei.chrona) on Android and iOS, developed and
maintained independently by mreysei
("the developer", "we"). It does not cover third-party services
Chrona may link to (for example, your own Google account), which
have their own privacy policies.
Chrona has no backend of its own: it's an app that runs entirely on your device. There is no Chrona database where your data gets stored — this single fact explains most of the answers on this page.
For anyone who doesn't want to read the rest:
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Does Chrona have its own server? | No. Everything happens on your device. |
| Analytics or tracking? | No. Zero analytics SDKs. |
| Advertising? | No. Zero ad SDKs. |
| Selling data? | No, never. |
| Location, camera, microphone, contacts? | Chrona never requests or accesses them. |
| What does it actually process? | Your Google account and calendar, only if you turn that feature on (optional), plus the status of your in-app purchases. |
| How do I delete my data? | Disconnect Google Calendar in Settings, or uninstall the app — step by step in Manage my data and permissions. |
Chrona includes no analytics, attribution or advertising SDK, and never requests any of the following permissions:
We don't use any of your data to train third-party models or for personalized advertising, ours or anyone else's.
The "Agenda" face can show your upcoming events. To do that,
Settings → Google Calendar lets you sign in with your Google
account and grant read-only access to your
calendar (scope calendar.readonly). This feature is
optional: the app works fully without it.
Sign-in and the calls to the Google Calendar API happen entirely on your device — Chrona asks Google's own servers directly for your upcoming events and shows them on screen; they never pass through a Chrona server, because none exists. We don't copy, log, or analyze the content of your events for any purpose other than displaying them on the Agenda face.
Chrona offers one-time paid unlocks (faces, themes and the desktop widgets feature) through Google Play Billing (Android) or the App Store (iOS). These platforms process the payment; Chrona never receives or stores card or payment method data. We only receive, from the store itself, the purchased product's identifier and its status (purchased / not purchased), used to unlock that content on your device.
The active theme, the selected face, the language, the brightness
and the rest of your preferences are stored only in your device's
local storage (shared_preferences). They never leave it.
If you buy the Widgets feature, Chrona renders on your own device an image of the chosen face to show it on your home screen. No additional data is generated or transmitted for this.
| Permission | What it's used for |
|---|---|
INTERNET |
Calling the Google Calendar API directly (if you turn that feature on) and Google Play Billing to process purchases. |
com.android.vending.BILLING |
Showing and processing in-app purchases through Google Play. |
RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED |
Re-scheduling the desktop widget's periodic refresh after a device restart. Does not involve access to any personal data. |
Chrona requests no other permission on Android or iOS.
Chrona doesn't sell or rent personal data to anyone, under any circumstances. The only third parties involved are:
| Third party | What it receives | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Google (Calendar / Sign-In) | Your Google identity and your calendar events, directly from your device. | Showing your upcoming events on the Agenda face. Only if you turn this feature on. |
| Google Play / App Store | Product identifier and purchase status. | Processing and verifying your in-app purchases. |
No other service, advertiser or data broker receives information about you through Chrona.
Specifically, regarding the Google Calendar data the Agenda face accesses:
You can also revoke Chrona's access to your Google account at any time from your Google account's permissions page, independently of the app. See Manage my data and permissions for the step-by-step.
Since there's no backend of Chrona's own, there is no centralized user database that could suffer a breach. Calls to the Google Calendar API and to the app stores always happen over HTTPS. Purchases are verified locally on the device with the public keys issued by each store.
Chrona is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal data from children. If you're a parent or guardian and believe a child in your care has provided us with personal data, contact us (see Contact) to have it removed.
Depending on your country of residence (for example, under the GDPR in the European Union or equivalent laws like the CCPA in California), you may have the right to access, correct, delete or obtain a copy of your data, and to object to or restrict its processing. Since Chrona doesn't keep its own server with your data, exercising these rights is, in practice:
If we update this policy in a significant way, we'll change the "last updated" date at the top of this page and, when the change is relevant, mention it in the release notes of the corresponding app version. We recommend checking this page from time to time.
For any question about this policy or about your data, write to contact@mreysei.dev.