Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 24, 2026

Sit Minder (“the app”) is developed by Timothy Wisleder. This policy describes how the app handles information.

Summary

Sit Minder does not collect, transmit, or sell personal data. The app works entirely on your devices. There is no account, no analytics SDK, and no backend server operated by the developer for app functionality.

Data stored on your device

The app stores the following locally on your iPhone and Apple Watch:

Meditation presets and timer settings
Preferences (for example, default alert sounds, Health logging toggles, and Shortcuts names you enter)
Custom audio files you import
Active timer state while a session is running

This data remains on your devices and is not sent to the developer. Uninstalling the app removes app data from that device.

Apple Health (optional)

If you enable Health logging in Sit Minder Settings, the app may write indoor Mind and Body workouts to Apple Health for sits you start on that device (iPhone and/or Apple Watch, depending on which toggles you turn on).

This feature is optional and off unless you enable it.
Sit Minder only requests permission to save workouts. It does not ask to read your other Health data.
Workout records include start and end times (and related workout metadata such as indoor Mind and Body). The developer does not receive this data.
Workout data stays in Apple Health on your devices (and in any Health sync you control through Apple). It is not uploaded to a Sit Minder server.
Only the device that starts a sit creates a workout for that sit (never both phone and watch for the same sit).
Pausing a sit does not end the workout; ending or cancelling the sit does.
You can turn Health logging off at any time in Sit Minder Settings, and you can manage or delete Health permissions and data in iOS Settings → Health.

Optional Watch Health logging also allows Apple Watch Workout Shortcuts automations (for example Focus changes) to react when a watch sit starts or ends. Those automations run under your control in Apple’s Shortcuts app.

Apple services

The app uses standard Apple frameworks (for example, notifications, Live Activities, widgets, WatchConnectivity, HealthKit when you enable Health logging, and optional Siri Shortcuts). Those services are governed by Apple’s privacy policies. The developer does not receive your data through these features.

Third-party content

If you configure the app to run an iOS Shortcut by name, that action is handled by Apple’s Shortcuts app under your control. The developer does not access your Shortcuts library.

Children

The app is not directed at children under 13, and the developer does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone.

Changes

This policy may be updated from time to time. The “Last updated” date at the top will reflect the latest revision.

Contact

Questions about this policy: sitminder@projects.timwisleder.com