Erre — Privacy
Erre keeps your notes
Erre keeps your notes
on your phone.
That is the whole policy. The rest of this page is only the detail behind it, written out plainly so you can check it rather than take my word.
In detail
Nine points · no exceptions hidden in them
01
Nothing is collected
Erre has no account, no sign-in, and no analytics. It does not ask who you are and has no way to find out.
02
Nothing is sent anywhere
The app contains no networking code of any kind — no requests are made because there is nothing in it capable of making one. Your projects and tasks never leave your iPhone.
03
Where your notes actually live
In a single file inside the app’s own storage on your device, plus a few small display preferences. Nobody else can read it, including me.
04
Your backups are yours
If you back up your iPhone to iCloud or to a computer, that backup includes Erre’s file, the same as any other app. That backup is Apple’s and yours — it is not sent to me and I cannot see it.
05
Deleting the app deletes the data
There is no copy held anywhere else, so removing Erre removes everything it stored. This is worth knowing before you delete it.
06
No tracking, no ads, no third parties
No advertising, no tracking across apps or websites, no measurement tools, and no third-party code of any kind is bundled into the app.
07
The one exception, and you have to choose it
If you fill in the support form on this site, what you type — and an email address, only if you give one — reaches my inbox. That is a form on a web page you chose to open, not something the app does.
08
Children
Erre collects nothing from anyone, which includes children. There is nothing for a parent to request, correct, or delete from me.
09
If this ever changes
A version of Erre that sends anything anywhere would be a different promise, and this page would say so before it shipped, with the date changed below.
Questions about any of this: kyle@kylecsheridan.com, or the support form.
Last updated 2 September 2026. Applies to Erre for iOS.