Lifestyle · 9 apps
Calendar planners: Privacy Labels Compared
Calendars reveal where you will be and who you meet. Planner apps may also read your other calendars and reminders. Checked November 2026.
- Declare tracking
- 50%
- Linked, no tracking
- 38%
- Collect nothing
- 13%
- No label details
- 1
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9 of 9 apps · sorted A–Z
| Developer | Tracking | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AJournal | WonderApps AB | Tracks you | Identifiers | 1 |
| Cupla | Cupla Limited | Linked | None | 5 |
| GrowIt | Glority Global Group Ltd. | Tracks you | Purchases, Identifiers, Usage Data | 7 |
| My Day | An Banh | Not disclosed | — | — |
| Palu | MetaMoJi Corporation | Tracks you | Identifiers | 1 |
| Planner Smart Calendar | AviationMP4 Media LLC | Collects nothing | None | 0 |
| Planter | Percula LLC | Linked | None | 3 |
| Q Calendar | Regnum Digital Company | Linked | None | 6 |
| StampCalendar for Girls | ZAIZEN Co., Ltd. | Tracks you | Identifiers, Usage Data | 5 |
Most common data types
- Identifiers88%
- Usage Data63%
- Diagnostics63%
- Location50%
- User Content38%
- Contact Info25%
- Search History13%
- Purchases13%
How to read this list
Lifestyle apps cover family, home and personal organisation, and often combine location, contacts and photos in one place.
Check the Calendars permission level (full access or add-only) in Settings › Privacy & Security › Calendars.
Exposure follows the label's own structure: an app that declares any tracking is shown as “Tracks you”, even if it collects little else. Open any app for every data type explained and the iPhone settings that limit it.
FAQ
How many calendar planners track you?
50% of the 8 with an App Store privacy label declare data used to track you. 1 more have not provided label details.
Which calendar planners collect no data?
Planner Smart Calendar have a “Data Not Collected” label. Filter the table above by “Collects nothing” to see them all.
What data do they collect most?
Identifiers (88%), Usage Data (63%), Diagnostics (63%).
Are these rankings or recommendations?
No. The table reproduces each developer's App Store privacy label. We do not test apps, and fewer data types is not automatically better: some features need data to work.
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Facts on this page come from Apple App Store privacy labels, as reported by the developer. Checked November 2026. How we collect data · Report a correction