Privacy by design
We built Evening In so that we never have to be trusted with your data — because we never hold it. There is no Evening In server, no account, and nothing for us to see, sell, or lose.
Everything you enter is stored in Apple's private CloudKit, tied to your own Apple Account. It syncs across your family's circle through Apple's encrypted infrastructure — never through us. We have no database that holds your parent's medications.
That's what our App Store privacy label says — because the app collects nothing. No analytics profile, no advertising identifiers, no third-party trackers. The app doesn't phone home.
You decide who joins the private family share and what they can do. Remove anyone at any time, and their access ends immediately. Your parent never installs anything and never has an account.
We will never sell or share your family's information, and we will never run ads against it. This isn't a current-policy promise that changes next quarter; it's the reason the app has no server in the first place.
When you add a medication, dose, or appointment, it's written to a private database inside your iCloud account. When you invite a sibling to the care circle, Apple's secure sharing lets their app read and write to that same private record — with your permission, and only for as long as you allow it. At no point does the data pass through a server we operate.
We can't see your parent's name, medications, doses, allergies, appointments, or who logged what. We don't have a support console that can read your records, because there's no server for one to connect to. If you email us for help, the only thing we know is what you choose to tell us.
Evening In is a coordination and tracking tool. It does not provide medical advice and never calculates dosages — it records the schedule you and your prescriber set. Always follow the guidance of your parent's doctor and pharmacist.