Privacy
The current tracker stores food logs in your browser. BabyFoodTracker does not require an account to use the core app.
Updated May 18, 2026
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The app stores food status, dates, texture, notes, symptoms, and custom foods in your browser storage on the device you use.
In the current MVP, that tracker data is not synced to BabyFoodTracker servers. Clearing browser data, changing devices, or using private browsing may remove or hide your local tracker data.
BabyFoodTracker uses Plausible-compatible analytics to understand page views, referrers, and basic product usage patterns.
Analytics help answer boring but important questions: which pages are useful, whether the app opens successfully, and what content should be improved. Analytics are not used to diagnose medical concerns or sell baby food logs.
The tracker uses local storage so your progress remains available in the same browser. The install reminder can also store whether you dismissed it.
Third-party analytics may use their own privacy-preserving mechanisms depending on configuration. Browser controls can block storage or clear it at any time.
If you email BabyFoodTracker, the information you send is used to respond to the message, fix bugs, improve content, or handle a reasonable business request.
Do not email emergency medical information. If a baby may be having a serious reaction, contact emergency services or a clinician immediately.
If cloud sync, caregiver sharing, or accounts are added later, this policy should be updated before those features collect account-level data.
That future version should explain what is stored server-side, how deletion works, and what controls parents have. Shipping sync without that would be dumb, so it will not be treated as a footnote.
