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Privacy Policy
Information about the website and app services, and where to ask questions about your data.
Last updated: October 29, 2026
1. Website analytics
The tryorly.com website uses Google Analytics to measure page visits, links to the app stores and use of the affirmation template builder. These events include the page path and, for the builder, the selected topic and button action. Google Analytics may use cookies and device or browser information to measure usage.
The website also uses PostHog for product analytics. PostHog stores a random anonymous identifier in your browser's local storage so return visits can be counted without building a profile of you. PostHog does not set cookies on this site. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, Orly turns this measurement off. Events can include the page path, which store link you chose, and the builder's topic and action. The words you type into the builder are not sent.
2. The free website affirmation builder
The builder runs in your browser. It does not send the phrase you type to an AI service or save your phrase. Copying uses your device's clipboard when you choose the copy button. Analytics records the selected topic and action, not the phrase text.
3. Online app features
The Orly app includes online services. Information supplied for personalized AI features is processed to generate responses; these features should not be treated as entirely offline. The app uses Firebase services for features including authentication, cloud data and analytics, and RevenueCat for purchase management. Some information may also be stored on your device. Data handling depends on the feature and app version you use.
4. Information used by app services
Orly can create an anonymous Firebase account identifier for an installation. Cloud records can include account and purchase-access identifiers, app activity and settings, and notification registration information. Personal information you provide to AI features is processed through Google's Firebase AI services; spoken playback can send affirmation text to Google's speech-generation service. Generated speech can also be cached on your device.
If you choose to contact support from the app, the draft can include diagnostic information such as platform, app version, timezone, account identifiers and premium status. Review your message before sending it. You can manage notification permissions through your device and notification options in the app.
5. Third-party services
Google, Apple, PostHog and purchase or AI service providers process information under their applicable terms and privacy policies.
Google's Privacy Policy · Apple's Privacy Policy · RevenueCat's Privacy Policy · PostHog's Privacy Policy. Current store privacy disclosures provide additional information for your platform.
6. Data questions and deletion requests
Contact Stackwares at dev@stackwares.com to ask about the information associated with your use of Orly or to request deletion. Describe the app version and the request without sending your password or payment details. Uninstalling removes app files according to your device's behavior; it should not be assumed to delete information held by online services or app stores.
7. Contact
Orly is published by Stackwares. Send privacy questions to dev@stackwares.com.
