Privacy · Monthly Shock Planner

How we talk about privacy for this app. Last updated April 2026. For official labels, use the App Store listing.

Product: Monthly Shock Planner — budgeting and scenario planning for iPhone and iPad.
Store label: Apple’s “App Privacy” section on the product page is the primary disclosure for the app. Review Data Used to Track You, Data Linked to You, and Data Not Collected there.
Current note: When this page was written, the listing indicated data was not collected in Apple’s reporting categories. App updates can change labels — always read the live product page.

What you enter in the app

Budget figures, scenario notes, categories, and similar inputs are for your planning. Treat them as sensitive financial information and keep your device secured with a passcode, Face ID, or Touch ID.

Device & backups

Data stored on your device may be included in iCloud or local backups depending on your settings. Deleting the app can remove its local data unless you restore from a backup that includes it.

Apple’s role

Downloads and updates are handled by Apple. Those flows are governed by Apple’s privacy policy.

Age rating

The App Store shows a 4+ rating. Use Screen Time and Apple ID controls that match your household.

Changes

Features and store disclosures can change. If this summary disagrees with the App Store or your device, follow the store and system information.

This page is a plain-language overview, not legal advice. Authoritative details appear on the App Store and in Apple’s policies.