**DO NOT PUBLISH THIS PAGE AS-IS.** A real, product-specific Privacy Policy needs to be drafted and approved by Digitalchemy's legal/compliance team before launch — this file only holds the page's place in navigation and the site map.
This is a structural requirement flagged directly in the Slack thread that scoped this project: Yulia Svirskaia raised, on 2026-09-15, that recent privacy-regulation changes and possible landing-page/ad restrictions for this app need extra scrutiny before anything goes live. Treat that as an open item for Legal, not something resolved by this draft.
What a real privacy policy for this app needs to cover
- What cycle, symptom and other personal data the app collects, and why (this app handles menstrual/reproductive health data, which several jurisdictions — including some U.S. states post-*Dobbs* — treat as sensitive data requiring extra protection)
- Whether data is stored locally on-device, in the cloud, or both
- Whether/how data is shared with third parties (analytics, ad networks, etc.) and what ATT/GDPR/CCPA consent flows apply
- Data retention and deletion, and how a user requests deletion
- Children's privacy (relevant given the "Teen Mode" audience named in the Miro brief)
- Contact details for privacy/data requests, and any Data Protection Officer contact required under GDPR
- App Store / Google Play data-safety declarations, kept consistent with whatever this page ends up saying (the BST/Luli site's CLAUDE.md has a worked example of reconciling these — see ProductLandings-master/BST/CLAUDE.md)
Where to look for a starting point
Digitalchemy already publishes a privacy policy for this same app at `privacy.period-tracker.com/simpleinnovation/period-calendar/` (last confirmed indexed with a 2019 revision date) — that is a reasonable starting point for Legal to review and refresh, not something to copy onto this page unreviewed.