Last updated 18 October 2026
Your calendar
is your business.
Calendelle does not send your calendar contents to the developer. There are no advertising or third-party analytics SDKs, and no Calendelle account to create.
This privacy policy covers the Calendelle iPhone app and its widgets, provided by Konstantin Afanasyev, and this support website.
Calendar access
With your permission, Calendelle uses Apple’s calendar framework to read and display calendars and events on your device. This can include event titles, dates, locations, notes, links, recurrence details, and attendee information. When you choose to create, edit, or delete an event, Calendelle applies that change to the selected calendar, where permitted.
Your calendar provider, such as iCloud, Google, or Exchange, may sync those events according to your account settings and its own privacy policy. Calendelle does not run a separate calendar-sync service or receive your calendar-account password.
What is stored on your device
The app stores preferences such as visible calendars, their order, the default calendar, display settings, and language. For events you highlight, it also keeps identifiers, calendar and account names, recurrence information, and highlight change records locally. These records help preserve your selections; removing a highlight can leave a local record of that removal. Highlights do not currently sync through a Calendelle service.
The app shares a local snapshot with its own widgets. It contains event titles, dates, times, colours, and highlight status for the current and following month, plus display preferences. Event notes, links, and attendee information are not included in that widget snapshot. Widget content can be visible to anyone who can see the screen where you place a widget.
App data may be included in device backups or transferred to another device by Apple’s system features, depending on your settings.
Your choices and removing data
You can revoke calendar access in iPhone Settings → Privacy & Security → Calendars → Calendelle. You can also hide individual calendars in the app or remove widgets from your Home Screen.
Deleting Calendelle removes its app-local data from the device; offloading the app retains data. Device backups are managed separately in your Apple settings. Deleting Calendelle does not delete events from your calendar accounts. Manage those events through your calendar provider or calendar app.
Links and other apps
If you choose to open an event’s website, location, or contact link, the relevant information is passed to the app or service you open. That service’s privacy policy then applies.
If you contact support
If you email the developer, your email address, message, and any attachments are used to respond and investigate the issue. Email is handled by the email services involved in delivering and receiving it. Please send only the information needed to explain your question.
Support correspondence is kept only as long as reasonably needed to handle your request and related follow-up, or meet legal obligations. You can request access, correction, or deletion of information you have sent by contacting gr09oizv@anonaddy.me.
This website
These pages contain no analytics, advertising, or tracking scripts, and set no cookies. They are hosted by Cloudflare Pages. Cloudflare may process ordinary connection information, such as IP addresses and browser requests, to deliver and protect the website. See Cloudflare’s Privacy Policy.
Changes and questions
This policy may change when the app or its data handling changes. The date above identifies the latest version. For privacy questions, contact gr09oizv@anonaddy.me.