Privacy Policy

Last updated 18 August 2026

ENFOQ is a focus application. It notices the moment you open an application you chose to protect and puts one deliberate pause in front of it. Doing that needs a powerful permission on both platforms — Screen Time on iPhone and an accessibility service on Android — so this policy begins with what those permissions are not used for.

What ENFOQ cannot see

ENFOQ does not read the contents of your screen. It has no access to your messages, your passwords, your photos, your emails, your documents, your browsing history, or the contents of any web page or application you open.

This is a property of how the app is built, not a promise about how it is used. On Android, ENFOQ's accessibility service is declared with canRetrieveWindowContent="false" and canPerformGestures="false", and it subscribes only to the event that fires when a window comes to the front. The operating system therefore never delivers screen content to it. On iPhone, Apple's Screen Time framework hands ENFOQ opaque tokens rather than application identities: ENFOQ cannot resolve which applications you selected even for its own use, and it never receives anything about what happens inside them.

ENFOQ contains no advertising, no advertising identifier, no attribution or marketing SDK, and no analytics or crash-reporting service. It shows no ads and shares nothing with data brokers. It does not track you across other companies' apps or websites, and no App Tracking Transparency prompt is shown because there is nothing to ask for.

Who we are

ENFOQ is operated by GAMC Unchained LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company (Wyoming State ID 2026-001942294), 1603 Capitol Ave Ste 415 #201426, Cheyenne, WY 82001, United States. For anything in this policy, write to support@enfoq.co.

What ENFOQ collects

Information that leaves your device

What	Why	Where it goes
Your email address	To create your account, sign you in, and let you reset your password	Supabase
Your language preference	So ENFOQ opens in the right language on every device you sign in on	Supabase
Your onboarding answers — which categories of distraction you chose, and which interruption style you picked	So your setup is restored rather than repeated on a new device	Supabase
Daily totals: minutes protected, pauses shown, pauses you heeded, minutes regained, and the number of applications you protect	To draw your Focus Calendar and streaks on any device you sign in on	Supabase
Your purchase and subscription status, and a customer identifier that is your ENFOQ account ID	To sell ENFOQ Focus, validate the receipt with Apple or Google, and restore your purchase on a new device	RevenueCat, and on to Apple or Google

That is the complete list. The daily totals are counts, not a log: ENFOQ does not record when a pause happened, or which application caused it.

Information that stays on your device

Which applications you protect. On Android these are stored only in ENFOQ's own local preferences; the server receives a count and nothing more. On iPhone ENFOQ cannot know them in the first place — Apple's framework keeps the selection opaque.
The name of the application currently in the foreground (Android only). It exists in memory for as long as it takes to compare it against your protected list, and is then discarded. It is never written down and never transmitted.
Your own recorded interruption message, if you record one. The microphone is used only while you are deliberately recording. The audio file is written to ENFOQ's private storage on your device and is never uploaded.
Your schedule, your reminder settings, and a cached copy of your daily totals, so the app works offline.

Notifications

ENFOQ's reminders are scheduled and delivered entirely by your own device. There is no push service, no Firebase, no Apple Push Notification token, and no server that could send you anything. Reminder text is generic encouragement and deliberately carries no statistics, so nothing about your behaviour appears on a lock screen someone else can read. All three reminders are off until you turn them on, and ENFOQ asks for notification permission at the moment you turn one on — never at launch.

Payments

ENFOQ never handles a payment. The transaction happens inside Apple's or Google's own sheet, and ENFOQ never sees or stores a card number, a billing address, or any other payment detail. RevenueCat validates the receipt on our behalf and tells ENFOQ only whether your subscription is active.

Who else is involved

Company	What they do for ENFOQ
Supabase, Inc.	Hosts the database and the authentication service that holds your account
RevenueCat, Inc.	Validates purchase receipts and tracks subscription status
Apple Inc. / Google LLC	Process payments, and provide sign-in if you choose Apple or Google
Cloudflare, Inc.	Serves this website

Each acts on our instructions for the purpose described. ENFOQ does not sell your personal information, and does not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising. Because these providers operate globally, your information may be processed in the United States and in other countries where they run infrastructure.

Signing in with Apple or Google

If you sign in with Apple or Google, ENFOQ receives your email address and a token proving you are who you say you are, and nothing else — no contacts, no calendar, no profile beyond that. If you use Apple's Hide My Email, ENFOQ receives the relay address and treats it exactly like any other email address; we never learn your real one.

How long anything is kept

Your account information and daily totals are kept until you delete your account. Deleting it removes your account record and, with it, your profile, your language and onboarding choices, your daily totals, and the copy of your subscription status — immediately and permanently.

Two things deliberately survive deletion, and it is worth being exact about them:

Records of purchases. Store transaction records are kept so that refunds, chargebacks, tax reporting and revenue reconciliation remain possible after an account is gone. The link to your account is severed at the moment of deletion, so what remains is a transaction, not a person.
A founding-member purchase, if you made one. The Founding Lifetime offer is limited to one hundred customers. If you bought one of those hundred places and later delete your account, the record that the place was sold remains, again with the link to your account severed. Returning it to the pool would mean selling the same place twice.

Neither retained record can be traced back to you once your account is deleted. RevenueCat, Apple and Google keep their own purchase records under their own policies; deleting your ENFOQ account does not delete those, and we cannot delete them on your behalf.

Your choices and your rights

See or correct your information. Everything ENFOQ stores about you is visible in the app: your email in Settings, your language and onboarding choices where you set them, your daily totals in the Focus Calendar. Write to us if you would like a copy in another form.
Delete your account. Settings → Privacy → Delete account and data, at any time, without asking us. It is immediate. There is also a web page explaining deletion.
Withdraw a permission. Screen Time access, the accessibility service, the microphone and notifications can each be switched off in your device's system settings at any time. ENFOQ keeps working without them, with the corresponding feature turned off — it never pretends protection is running when a permission has been withdrawn.
Stop the sync. Signing out leaves your history on the device and stops anything being sent.

Depending on where you live, you may also have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict or object to processing, or to receive your data in a portable form, and to complain to your local data protection authority. Where the GDPR applies, our legal bases are performance of a contract (your account, sync and purchases), our legitimate interest in keeping records required for refunds and accounting, and your consent for device permissions you grant. Ask us at support@enfoq.co and we will respond within one month.

Security

Everything ENFOQ sends travels over HTTPS. On the server, each account can read and write only its own rows; this is enforced by the database itself rather than by the app, so a modified copy of the app cannot reach anybody else's data. Subscription status is written only by our verified payment webhook and is read-only to the app, which is why an ENFOQ client cannot grant itself a subscription or claim a founding place.

No system is perfect. If we ever discover a breach affecting your personal information we will notify affected users and the relevant authorities as the law requires.

Children

ENFOQ is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them. If you believe a child has created an account, write to support@enfoq.co and we will delete it.

Changes to this policy

If ENFOQ ever begins collecting something it does not collect today — an analytics service, crash reporting, or anything else — this page will be updated before that version of the app is released, and the date at the top will change. Material changes will also be announced in the app.

Contact

GAMC Unchained LLC · 1603 Capitol Ave Ste 415 #201426, Cheyenne, WY 82001, United States · support@enfoq.co