Introduction

By downloading or using DayPact (the “App”), you agree to be bound by these terms. Please read them before using the App.

DayPact is made by Abhishek Chakraborty (“we”, “us”). It runs on iPhone with iOS 17 or later. There is no DayPact account, and the App works without one.

What DayPact does

DayPact is a personal planning tool for organising your day into time blocks, tracking what you intended to do, and marking work as Done, Partial, or Skipped.

DayPact does not guarantee that you will complete any task, meet any deadline, improve your productivity, or achieve any particular result. You remain responsible for how you plan and use your time.

User restrictions

  1. You are granted a personal, non-transferable, non-exclusive licence to use the App on devices you own or control.
  2. You may not:
  3. All rights in the App, including its design, trademarks, copyright, and other intellectual property rights, remain with us.

Your data

  1. The time blocks, job names, completion states, and other plans you create are yours.
  2. DayPact stores this information locally on your iPhone. We do not operate a DayPact server containing a copy of your schedule.
  3. How the App handles your information is described in the Privacy Policy.
  4. Deleting the App may remove locally stored DayPact data from your device.
  5. You are responsible for keeping any information you cannot afford to lose elsewhere. We are not responsible for data loss caused by device failure, deletion, operating-system changes, App updates, backup behaviour, or other events outside our control.

Notifications

  1. If you give permission, DayPact may schedule local notifications to remind you before planned time blocks.
  2. Notification delivery depends on iOS, your device settings, Focus modes, notification permissions, battery state, and other system behaviour outside DayPact’s control.
  3. Notifications are a convenience only. Do not rely on DayPact as the sole reminder for anything where missing a deadline could cause harm, financial loss, or another significant consequence.