iLogi doesn't collect anything. There's no account, no server, no analytics, and no advertising. Every expense you log stays on your device unless you personally choose to export or back it up.
None. iLogi has no server, so there is nothing for it to send your data to. Specifically, iLogi does not collect, store remotely, or share:
Everything you enter in iLogi — expenses, custom categories, payment methods — is stored locally on your device, using Apple's on-device database framework. It is never transmitted anywhere by the app itself, with or without your knowledge.
iLogi lets you export your expenses to a CSV file, and optionally unlock a full JSON backup and restore feature. Both work the same way: they create a file on your device and hand it to Apple's standard share sheet, so you can save it, email it, or move it wherever you choose. iLogi itself never receives or stores a copy of an exported file, and never uploads one anywhere on your behalf — what happens to the file after you share it is entirely up to you.
The Backup & Restore unlock is a one-time purchase processed entirely by Apple through StoreKit. iLogi never sees or stores your payment information — it only asks Apple's on-device APIs whether you own the unlock, the same way any App Store purchase is verified.
iLogi is built with two small open-source libraries for its icon picker (SFSafeSymbols and SFSymbolsPicker). Both are bundled into the app at build time, run entirely on your device, and make no network requests of their own.
iLogi is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect information from anyone, regardless of age — because it does not collect information from anyone at all.
If iLogi ever starts collecting data it doesn't today, this page will say so before that version ships, and the effective date above will change. Until then, this policy stays as simple as the app is.
Questions about this policy or the app can be sent to spyros1973@gmail.com