Privacy

Nightlog gathers the photos of a night among the people who were there. This page explains what data we use and why.

What we store

• Your account: an anonymous identifier created by the app. If you sign in with Apple, also your name (never your password).
• Your nights: name, place, time and who joined.
• Your photos: the ones you choose to upload, with the time you took them and, if the photo has it, its location.

Who can see them

Only the people who joined that night. Anyone with a night's link or QR code can see its name and join, so only share it with people you want there.

Your camera roll

If you give us access, Nightlog looks in your camera roll for photos taken during the night to suggest adding them. That search happens on your phone: nothing is uploaded until you confirm.

Where it is stored

In Firebase, a Google service, on servers in the United States and Brazil.

Deleting your data

You can ask us to delete your account, your nights and your photos by writing to support@nightlogapp.com.

What we don't do

We don't sell your data or use your photos for advertising.