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Email devauntaenorman@gmail.com. It is one person reading, so please allow a few days.

If you are reporting something broken, it helps enormously to include your device model, your iOS version, and what you were doing just before it went wrong.

On your phone, in the app’s own storage. There is no account and no server, so nothing syncs between devices and nothing is backed up to us.

This means you should not rely on the app as the only copy of a photo you care about. Deleting the app deletes what it held, and we have no way to restore it.

Because everything is on-device, a new phone starts empty. An encrypted iPhone backup restored to the new device will bring the app and its contents across; a fresh install will not.

Aspect Niche opens your calendar’s own new-event screen with the details filled in. You still have to tap Add there — if you tapped Cancel, nothing is saved.

If the screen never appears, calendar access is probably off. Open Settings → Aspect Niche and turn on Calendars. iOS asks for full access because that is the only level at which the system event screen can be opened at all; the app adds the one event you asked for and never reads your calendar.

The app asks for these only when you add a photo to a hobby, and it copies the image into its own storage rather than reading your library afterwards. Declining leaves everything else working. You can change your mind in Settings → Aspect Niche.

An invitation travels entirely inside a link, and so does the reply. Their answer only appears on your side once you open the reply link they sent back.

So the guest list is who has replied and whose reply you have opened — not a live roster. There is no server keeping the two of you in sync.

The Wherefield looks addresses up over the internet and needs a connection and at least three characters. If it stays quiet, type the name of the place instead — anything you type is accepted, and “my flat” is a perfectly good answer.

In the app, go to You → Erase my data. That clears your collection, notes, photos, plans and settings from the device. Deleting the app removes it all too.

There is nothing for us to delete on our side, because we never received anything. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what lives where.

The app supports VoiceOver, Dynamic Type and Reduce Motion, and this site is built to WCAG 2.1 AA. If something is hard to read, hard to reach, or unusable with assistive technology, please tell us — that is a bug and we would like to fix it.

Email the address above with “security” in the subject. Please give us a reasonable chance to fix an issue before describing it publicly.

Nothing. There are no purchases, subscriptions or adverts, so there is nothing to cancel and nothing to refund. See the Terms of Use.