Privacy

Last updated 6 October 2026

Short version: Your records stay on your iPhone. Optional iCloud sync keeps them in your own iCloud account. We collect nothing. No account, no analytics, no tracking.

Who we are

lasttime.today is made by Silverline Future Analytics LLC, licensed by Sharjah Media City (Shams) Free Zone Authority (licence 2542496.01). Questions about privacy: support@silverlinefuture.com.

Your records

The items you add, their notes, the dates and times you log them, and any photos or files you attach are saved on your iPhone. They are not sent to us or to anyone else. There is no account, no sign-up, and no server of ours that holds your records.

iCloud sync (optional)

If you turn on iCloud sync in Settings (off by default), a copy of your records and the places you've added is kept in the app's private storage in your iCloud account (it does not show in the Files app), under your account and Apple's terms. Your devices show the same records. We cannot read it.

Photos and files stay on the device where you added them by default. If you also turn on Include photos and files, they are included in your iCloud sync. If you delete the app, reinstalling it and choosing Restore from iCloud brings your records back.

Permissions and features

• Camera: Asked only when you tap to take a photo. Lets you snap a picture right from an entry.
• Location (when in use): Asked only when you tap to add your current location, or the location button on Choose on map. Once allowed, Choose on map also starts where you are. The coordinates are saved with the entry, and the app asks Apple's geocoder once for a place name to show with them. You can also pick a place on a map instead, which needs no permission; searching for a place there sends your search text to Apple Maps.
• Photos: Chosen through the system photo picker. The app gets only the photos you pick and has no access to your photo library.
• Reminders: Asked only when you tap Add to Reminders. The app then adds that one reminder to Apple Reminders; it does not read your other reminders.
• Face ID: Used to unlock the app or private items, at your choice, and to confirm Erase, and Export when you have private items. Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode is checked by iOS; no biometric data reaches the app.
• Contacts: A picker appears only when you tap to pick a contact name and phone number. No permission is requested. The app keeps only the name and first phone number you chose; it does not read your whole contacts list.
• Ask: An optional feature that answers questions about your records with Apple Intelligence on your iPhone. Your questions and records are not sent anywhere.
• Web links: Addresses you add to an item or entry are stored with your records (and in iCloud if sync is on). The app never opens or fetches them by itself. Tapping one opens it in your browser, and that website sees the visit.
• Siri and Shortcuts: Run only when you invoke them. You can ask Siri when you last did something, or build custom automations.

Optional features are off for new installs, except Siri and Shortcuts, and never ask for a permission while they are off. Map search and map tiles (Apple Maps), place names (Apple's geocoder), iCloud and Siri are provided by Apple under Apple's privacy policy.

Data we collect

None. The app has no analytics, no advertising, no tracking and no third-party software development kits.

Update check

At most once an hour, the app downloads a small file from app.lasttime.today that lists the newest version. Nothing about you or your records is sent. Our hosting provider (Railway) may keep standard server logs, such as IP addresses, for security and operation, but we keep no logs ourselves. You can turn this check off in Settings, About, Check for updates.

Export, delete and erase

You can export your records as a backup (a zip with a spreadsheet, your photos and files) and share it wherever you choose. Once shared, that copy is outside the app's control.

A deleted item, with its history, photos and files, stays in Recently Deleted for 30 days, where you can restore it or delete it for good; after that it is removed.

Erase all records, in Your data, removes everything from this iPhone and turns iCloud sync off, so your other devices and the iCloud copy keep their records. To delete the iCloud copy too, open the iPhone Settings app, tap your name, then iCloud, then Manage Account Storage (or Storage), choose lasttime.today and delete its data.

This website

This site uses no cookies, no analytics and no trackers. Our hosting provider may keep standard server logs, such as IP addresses, for security and operation.

Changes

If a future version adds a feature that changes any of this, we will update this page before that version is released and show the change in the app's release notes.