Your practice
belongs to you.

02 · Data on your device

What stays local.

Depending on the features you use, Inner Breeze may store the following on your device:

• Breathing and meditation sessions, including dates, durations, rounds, mood or wellness check-ins, notes, and tags you add.
• Habit names, schedules, colors, counters, completion days, and reminders.
• Break-reminder settings, activity/idle timing state, and break statistics.
• App preferences, downloaded audio, cached social results, and import or export state.
• If you enable sync, your account identifier, public and private key material, server address, and authentication state.

You can use the app's data controls, your browser's site-data controls, or your operating system's app settings to remove local data. Backups you exported remain wherever you saved them.

03 · Optional sync

Sync only when you connect it.

If you connect the default sync service or a compatible self-hosted server, Inner Breeze sends the information needed to create and maintain your sync account:

• A pseudonymous public account identifier derived from your sync key, your public key, a client identifier, and authentication or anti-replay metadata.
• Your synced sessions and their timing or wellness details, habits and completion history, and related non-secret settings.
• Technical sync state, such as record identifiers, timestamps, versions, and deletion markers.

Sync traffic uses HTTPS. Current clients also create encrypted copies of supported practice records using key material derived on your device. Because compatibility and migration data may also be sent to the server, you should not treat sync as guaranteeing that every field is end-to-end encrypted.

A self-hosted server is operated under its owner's terms and privacy practices. Its operator—not Waozi—controls that server's logs, retention, security, and deletion process.

04 · Optional social features

Friends are opt-in.

When you create an alias or use friend features on a connected sync server, the server processes your alias, account identifier, friend requests and connections, and the practice statistics needed for friend leaderboards. Your alias and the progress shown by these features may be visible to people you connect with. Friend lists, requests, and leaderboard results may be cached on your device.

05 · Browser extensions

Permissions with a narrow purpose.

The browser extension uses browser storage for settings and reminder state. Depending on the browser build, it may use alarms, context menus, notifications, and the browser's active-or-idle status to schedule local reminders and quick actions.

Inner Breeze does not read your browsing history, page contents, form data, keystrokes, or mouse position. The browser extension requests host access to api.waozi.xyz for optional sync with the default server. You can leave sync off or choose a compatible server. A custom server must allow requests from the browser extension.

Consistent with the Chrome Web Store Limited Use requirements, extension data is used only to provide or improve user-facing Inner Breeze features. It is not used for advertising, creditworthiness, or unrelated purposes.

06 · Connected services

What happens when you connect another service.

07 · Retention and deletion

Delete each copy where it lives.

• Local data: remove it with Inner Breeze's data controls or your device/browser settings.
• Default sync service: use Delete Sync Account. This removes the account and its mirrored sync data from the active service.
• Self-hosted sync: contact that server's operator or use its deletion process.
• Connected services and exported files: manage them with the relevant provider or delete the files yourself.

Security and infrastructure logs may be retained for a limited period where reasonably necessary to operate and protect a service or comply with law. Deleting one copy does not automatically delete copies held elsewhere.

08 · Your choices

You remain in control.

You can use the core app offline, leave sync disconnected, avoid creating an alias or adding friends, decline notification and Health Connect permissions, choose not to purchase or donate, export your data, and delete local or remote copies. Children should use optional online features with the involvement of a parent or guardian where required by applicable law.