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My Todo
My Todo

Simple, private, offline

Version 2.0.0

Privacy Policy

Last updated: 10 August 2026

The short version. My Todo has no accounts and no sign-in, and it does not connect to the internet at all. It does not collect, store or transmit personal information about you. Your tasks and settings are saved only on your own device, and are deleted when you uninstall the app.

Who we are

My Todo is published by Mayaal, a software company specialising in mobile applications, television and set-top-box apps, and VAS platforms for operators.

For any question about this policy, contact us at hello@mayaal.com or via mayaal.com.

The app has no internet access

This is worth stating plainly, because it is unusual and because you can verify it. My Todo does not request the INTERNET permission. Android will not let an app send or receive network traffic without it, so the app is not merely choosing not to contact a server — it is unable to. There are no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising, no cloud sync and no third-party services of any kind.

The one exception is a link you tap yourself: the “mayaal.com” and “Privacy policy” links in the app hand a web address to your own browser, which then opens it. Your browser makes that request, not the app.

What the app stores on your device

The following is kept locally, in the app's own private storage. It never leaves your device, and we have no way to read it:

What Why
Your tasks Titles, notes, due dates and times, priorities, list names and colour tags, completion state and the order you arranged them in — this is the app
Theme choice To remember light, dark or follow-system
Language choice To remember English, Arabic or follow-device. The app reads the language set in your device's own settings to pick a default; it does not read your location and has no location permission
Display preferences Small view settings, such as whether the Completed section is folded away and whether older completed tasks are hidden from it. Hiding is only a view setting — no task is ever deleted by it
Whether reminders are switched on So the app does not ask again every time it starts
Pending reminders Handed to Android's alarm scheduler so a notification can be posted at the time you chose, including after a restart

If you have your device's own backup switched on — Google Backup on Android, or iCloud on iPhone — this app's data may be included in that backup and restored when you reinstall or set up a new device. That backup belongs to you and lives in your Google or Apple account; we have no access to it. You can exclude or delete it in your device's backup settings.

What we do not do

Permissions the app asks for

These are the only permissions in the published app, and all of them exist for one feature: reminders. If you never turn reminders on, none of them is ever used.

Permission What it is for
Notifications To show the reminder you set on a task. Asked for the first time you switch reminders on in Settings — not on first launch — and you can refuse or revoke it at any time
Alarms & reminders So a reminder arrives at the minute you chose rather than whenever the system next batches alarms. Optional: without it reminders still work, they may just be a few minutes late
Run at startup To re-schedule your pending reminders after the device restarts. Android discards scheduled alarms on reboot, so without this a reminder set before a restart would silently never arrive
Vibration The reminder notification vibrates, subject to your own notification settings

Children

My Todo is suitable for a general audience and collects no personal information from anyone, including children.

Your rights

Because no personal information is collected or held by us, there is nothing for us to access, correct, export or delete on your behalf. Data held on your device is fully under your control: delete individual tasks in the app, clear all completed tasks at once from the Completed section, select several tasks and delete them together, or uninstall the app to remove everything it has stored on that device. If you also keep a Google or iCloud backup, remove it there too — see the note above.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the revised version will be published on this page with a new date at the top.