nmbr

Privacy

Your timeline stays on your phone.

Updated 25 September 2026 · applies to the nmbr beta

nmbr is built to work without a server. It records, resolves and shows your day on your iPhone, and there is no nmbr account. This page lists what the app reads, what it keeps, and the one thing it ever sends.

What nmbr reads, with your permission

Each of these is optional. Say no and nmbr does less, but it still works.

What nmbr sends

Only a problem report, and only when you press Send in Settings → Report a problem. A report contains what you wrote, a screenshot if you add one, your email if you give it, and, unless you switch it off, basic details: app version, iOS version, phone model, and how tracking is set up. It never contains your locations, your timeline, your health data or your photos.

Reports and beta requests from this site are stored with Supabase in the EU (Ireland) and are read only by the nmbr team. We use them to fix nmbr and to send TestFlight invites, and delete them on request.

Beta testing

TestFlight is run by Apple. Apple shares crash reports, and any feedback you send through TestFlight, with us under Apple's privacy policy.

Deleting your data

Delete the app and everything it recorded goes with it. To have a report or a beta request removed, send a note through the report form with the email you used.

Who we are

nmbr is made by MACKEREL HOLY IKE in Athens, Greece.