Privacy Policy
The privacy page explains what stays in the browser, how shareable links behave, and where third-party measurement or advertising scripts may apply.
It is written as a dedicated policy page so data handling does not have to be explained indirectly inside each product page.
What this policy helps you understand
- Which timer, alarm, and planner settings are stored locally on the device.
- How analytics and advertising are separated from core tool behavior.
- What to review before using share links or relying on repeated routines in the browser.
Why privacy matters for this product
- Many core tools are meant to work without a user account.
- Browser-side storage is part of the product experience, not just a technical detail.
- Visitors need a clear explanation of which signals remain local and which can reach third-party services.
Advertising cookies and Google services
When advertising is enabled on an eligible content page, Google and its partners may place or read cookies, use web beacons, collect IP addresses, or use other device and browser identifiers to deliver, limit, measure, and report ads. Google may use the information it receives in accordance with its own privacy policies. Alarmday does not send an email address, phone number, account name, or other directly identifying form field in an advertising request.
Ad storage is disabled until a visitor makes a privacy choice. Visitors may allow personalized services, allow non-personalized ads only, or reject optional storage. Non-personalized ads can still use contextual information such as the current page, coarse location, and limited identifiers for delivery, fraud prevention, frequency controls, and aggregated reporting. The Privacy choices link in the footer reopens the choice screen.
Analytics and session measurement
Optional analytics helps us understand which public pages are used, whether a page loads correctly, and where visitors encounter errors. Analytics storage remains denied until personalized services are accepted. We do not use tool settings such as alarm names, free-form notes, or planner text as advertising audience attributes, and we do not build audiences from sensitive health, religious, financial, political, or sexual information.
Microsoft Clarity is loaded only after analytics consent on the production domain. Google Analytics operates with consent mode defaults that deny storage before a choice. Rejecting optional storage does not block the countdown, alarm, stopwatch, planner, world-clock, or other core browser tools.
Location, children, and sensitive data
Alarmday does not require precise device location for its core tools. City and time-zone choices are entered by the visitor and can be stored locally for convenience. If a future feature requests precise geolocation, it will ask for browser permission and the policy will be updated before that feature is used for advertising or analytics.
The site is a general-audience productivity service and is not directed to children. Alarmday does not use child-directed activity or sensitive categories to personalize ads or create remarketing audiences. Visitors should not place sensitive personal information in shareable URLs, alarm labels, support messages, or any field that another person may see.
Contact and policy changes
Questions about privacy choices, advertising disclosures, or a data request can be sent to [email protected] through the Contact page. Include only the information needed to explain the request. This policy may change when the site adds or removes a service, and material changes will be reflected on this page with updated wording before the new processing is relied upon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Alarmday require an account to save settings?
No. Many everyday preferences and tool states are designed to remain in the browser rather than in a site account.
Why are analytics and advertising mentioned separately from the tools?
Because visitors should be able to distinguish between core product behavior and third-party measurement or ad services.
Can I use the tools after rejecting optional storage?
Yes. Rejecting optional analytics and advertising storage does not block the core browser tools. Local storage used for requested tool settings is separate from optional advertising and analytics consent.
How do I change my privacy choice?
Use the Privacy choices control in the footer. It clears the saved choice and reloads the consent screen so you can select a different option.