Information the app stores locally
The app stores your reading position, reading preferences, notification schedule, and notification-delivery state locally on your device. This information restores your reading experience and schedules the reminders you choose.
Information sent to Eylan Constellation
The app does not create an account and does not send Eylan Constellation your reading history, notification interactions, or preferences. It contains no third-party advertising or product analytics software.
Notifications
Reading reminders are scheduled locally by the app. You can disable them in the app or in iOS Settings. Notification state is kept on your device so passages are not repeated or skipped.
Sharing
If you choose to share that you started or finished the book, the app prepares an editable message and opens the iOS share sheet. Nothing is posted automatically. The app does not learn or record which destination you select. Any service you choose in the share sheet handles the message under its own privacy terms.
Apple services and optional diagnostics
Distribution, purchases, notifications, backups, and optional device diagnostics may involve Apple services under your Apple and device settings. Apple’s handling of that information is governed by Apple’s own privacy policies. The app does not add a separate crash-reporting service.
Third-party services
The generated Moby-Dick version 0.1.0 (1) release candidate was reviewed on 3 August 2026. It includes no third-party advertising, analytics, remote-account, or separate crash-reporting service.
Deleting local information
Removing the app deletes its locally stored reading information, subject to any device backup retained through services you control. Notification permission can be withdrawn at any time in iOS Settings.
Changes and questions
Material changes will be reflected on this page with a new revision date. For privacy questions, email support@eylanconstellation.com. The app does not maintain a publisher account or remote reading profile to delete; the local deletion procedure is described above.