Privacy
Effective 13 October 2026 · updated 11 November 2026
The ’Til Morning app collects nothing. There are no accounts, no analytics and no third-party services, and nothing in the app sends what you say anywhere, because nothing in it can.
The one thing that collects anything is a form on this website — the Overnight waiting list — and only if you choose to fill it in. It has nothing to do with the app.
Your recordings and notes
Everything you capture is stored only on your device. Voice recordings are transcribed on the device itself, using your phone’s built-in speech recognition: Apple’s on iPhone, Google’s offline recognition on Android. Audio and text never leave your phone unless you export or share them.
The Android build ships without internet permission at all, so the operating system will not open a network connection for it under any circumstances.
On iPhone, the app makes no network connections of its own. iOS has no equivalent permission to point at, so here is the precise claim instead: the app contains no networking code — no web requests, no sockets. Purchases are handled by Apple’s own App Store service, not by us.
Buying the app
’Til Morning is free for seven nights you record on, after which recording new voice notes requires a one-off payment. Typing notes stays free.
Purchases are handled entirely by Apple or Google. We never see, receive or store your name, email address, card details or billing address. The store tells the app only whether a purchase exists, so the app knows to unlock recording and can restore it if you reinstall.
Apple and Google will have their own record of the transaction, under their own privacy policies. We receive periodic sales reports from them containing totals and countries — no individual customer information.
Nothing about buying the app changes what happens to your notes. They stay on your device, exactly as before.
Microphone and speech recognition
Both permissions are used only while you are actively capturing a thought, and for transcribing that capture on the device. The app never listens for a wake word, and never opens the microphone unless you have started a capture yourself.
A capture you start keeps recording if the screen turns off, because the whole point is that you can say the thing and put the phone down. While that is happening your phone shows a recording notification and its own microphone indicator, so it is always visible that the mic is live. Stop the recording, or leave it, and it ends by itself at three minutes.
Notifications
Notifications are generated locally on your phone. The morning notification tells you how many notes are waiting. It never contains what you said.
Deleting your data
Deleting a note in the app, or deleting the app, permanently removes your data. We could not recover it if we wanted to, because we never had it.
If this ever changes
We are considering an optional future feature that would process notes on a server overnight. It does not exist today, and nothing in the current app can send a note anywhere.
If we build it, three things will be true before it ships: it will be opt-in, off unless you deliberately turn it on; this policy and the app’s store listings will be rewritten first, plainly stating what changes; and we will never train anything on your notes.
Until then, the statements on this page are facts about the app as shipped, not promises about our intentions.
Changes to this policy
If a future version ever changes any of the above, for example if optional cloud sync is added, this policy will be updated first and the app will ask for your explicit consent before anything leaves your device.
The Overnight waiting list
The app collects nothing. That hasn’t changed and won’t. The waiting list is a form on a website. If you fill it in, we have your email address and your answers, because you gave them to us. Nothing connects it to the app, to any notes, or to anything on your phone.
What we keep: your email address and your answers to the questions on the Overnight page — nothing else. No name, no IP address, no device details.
Why: to decide whether to build Overnight and which parts to build first, and to email you about it. We use it for nothing else.
Where: in a database in our own Cloudflare account. No mailing-list service, no form provider and no other third party sees it. It is never sold or shared.
Coming off it: reply to any email from us, or write to hello@tilmorning.app, and we delete your entry. If we decide not to build Overnight, we’ll tell you and then delete the list.
For these addresses MYCOVEY LTD is the data controller under UK GDPR, and we hold them because you asked to be on the list. You can ask what we hold about you, or for it to be corrected or erased, at the same address.
Who we are
’Til Morning is provided by MYCOVEY LTD, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 17269187), registered office 3 Ashmead Street, Aylesbury, England, HP18 0HN.
Because the app collects nothing and holds nothing, there is no personal data from the app for us to be a controller of, no retention period to state, and no data-subject request we could act on — we have nothing of yours from the app to find, correct or erase. The one exception is the Overnight waiting list on this website, below: for those email addresses and answers, MYCOVEY LTD is the controller.
If you need to talk to someone
Free helplines, by country, for any night: If you need to talk to someone.
Contact
Questions, or something here that doesn’t match what you’re seeing? Email hello@tilmorning.app.