What Sioly sends

What is never sent

This is the part most people come here for, so it goes first.

• The contents of your routines, tasks and notes. Sioly counts them and records that something happened — never what it says. A task called “Call the oncologist” is one task, nothing more.
• Your health data. Steps, sleep and workouts stay on your device and in Apple Health. Not one of the 46 events below carries a value from there.
• Anything you type into the AI coach. When a generation fails, the error type is sent — “timeout”, “network” — never the conversation.
• Your name, email address or password. Signing in sends the method (Apple, Google, email) and whether it worked.
• Card numbers and amounts. A completed purchase sends which plan, nothing from the payment itself — Sioly never sees your card in the first place.

Where the app gets stuck

Failed AI generations, timeouts and sync errors. This is the group that helps you most — without it, a spot where the app hangs stays undiscovered.

ai_question_shown

An onboarding question appeared. Sends the question number, not the question.

ai_question_answered

You answered one. Sends that it was answered and how long it took — never the answer.

ai_generation_started

Sioly began building your routine.

ai_generation_succeeded

It finished. Sends how many seconds it took.

ai_generation_failed

It did not finish. Sends the error type, e.g. “timeout” or “network”.

ai_generation_aborted

You left while it was still running.

loading_timed_out

A loading screen stood longer than it should. Sends which screen.

ai_error

The AI coach hit an error. Sends the error type, never the conversation.

sync_error

Syncing your data failed. Sends the error type, never the data.

9 events

Where people give up

Which setup step someone leaves at, and whether signing in worked. Never what you entered — only the step number.

onboarding_step

You reached a setup step. Sends the step name and its position, 1 to 20.

onboarding_back

You went back a step. This is the only way to see hesitation at all.

onboarding_abandoned

Setup was left unfinished. Sends the step you left at.

onboarding_completed

Setup finished. This is the denominator for every drop-off figure.

login

You signed in. Sends the method — Apple, Google or email.

sign_up

You created an account. Sends the method.

login_failed

Signing in did not work. Sends the reason, never the password.

7 events

What you use

That a routine was created, a day finished, a streak grew. Counts and names of features, never the contents of your routines, tasks or notes.

routine_created

A routine was created. Sends how many steps it has, never their names.

routine_edited

A routine was changed. Sends what kind of change.

routine_deleted

A routine was deleted. Sends how old it was in days.

routine_day_completed

You finished a routine day. Sends how many of its steps were done.

gtd_added

A task was added. Sends the category, never the text.

gtd_opened

A task was opened.

gtd_completed

A task was finished. Sends how long it took.

gtd_abandoned

A task was left unfinished.

task_checked

A step was ticked off.

playground_opened

You opened the routine builder.

playground_left

You left it. Sends whether you saved.

fab_tapped

You used the round button in the corner.

fab_switched

You switched what that button does.

fab_disabled

You turned it off.

streak_grew

Your streak grew. Sends the new length as a band, e.g. 7 to 13 days.

streak_lost

A streak ended. Sends how long it had been.

badge_unlocked

You unlocked a badge. Sends which one.

reminder_enabled

You turned on a reminder. Sends the hour, not the minute.

push_opened

You opened the app from a notification. Sends which kind.

widget_placed

A widget was added to your home screen. Sends its size.

shared

You shared something. Sends what kind of thing, never the content.

21 events

How fast it loads

Pure stopwatch. One event, no content, nothing tied to a person.

duration_measured

How many milliseconds a screen needed to load. Sends the screen name and the number — nothing else.

1 event

Purchases and trials

When the subscription page appeared and whether a purchase went through. Never a card number, never an amount.

paywall_seen

The subscription page appeared. Sends where you came from.

paywall_dismissed

You closed it. Sends how many seconds it was open.

purchase_initiated

You tapped a plan. Sends which plan.

purchase_completed

A purchase went through. Sends the plan — never a card number, never an amount.

purchase_restored

An earlier purchase was restored.

trial_started

A free trial began. Sends which plan.

trial_expired

A free trial ran out.

7 events

Always on while analytics is on

This one is not behind any of the five switches — it sits with the main one. Without it, none of the other numbers can be read: how many routines were created means nothing without how many times the app was opened. It carries no content of any kind.

app_opened

First open of a calendar day. Sends the days since your first open and the memory in use.

1 event · no switch of its own

Who receives this

Google Ireland Limited processes these events for us through Firebase Analytics, and data may be transferred to Google LLC in the United States under the EU standard contractual clauses. The legal basis is your consent, Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR — which is why the app asks before sending anything, and why you can withdraw it at any time.

• No advertising. Sioly runs no ads and shares nothing with ad networks, data brokers or partners. The twelve “advertising purposes” you may have seen in other apps do not exist here, so they are not listed.
• No profiles for third parties. The events are read as counts and funnels, to see where the app breaks and where people give up.
• Crash reports run separately. They have their own switch in Settings and are on by default, so a crash can be fixed. They carry the technical error and the last steps before it — never your content.

How to turn it off

Each of the five groups above has its own switch, and every switch is a real gate: what you turn off is not sent, and not stored for later either.

1. Open Sioly and go to Profile.
2. Under Support & Legal, tap Manage personalization preferences.
3. Turn Usage analytics off to stop all five at once — or leave it on and switch off only the groups you do not want.

Turning a group back on does not send anything from the past. Events are sent as they happen or not at all; nothing is queued up while a switch is off. The one event under “Always on” above follows the main switch: turn that off and it stops too.