In plain words

Privacy

We never see your intentions. They stay on your device. We only count how many are submitted.

Your intentions

What you write is saved only on your phone, in this browser. It is never sent anywhere.
When you entrust an intention, the app sends our server one thing: a random code, so the same intention is never counted twice. The server adds one to the total. That is all it receives.
To stop misuse, the server briefly keeps a scrambled form of your internet address (never the address itself), and deletes it within two hours.

Testimonies are different from intentions: they are written to be shared. What you send on the Share your testimony page — your words and the optional first name and place — is sent to our server.
Phone numbers, emails and links are removed automatically. A person reads every testimony before it is published, and may shorten it or remove private details.
Nothing is published without approval. To have a published testimony removed, email info@motherofperpetualhelp.org and tell us roughly what it said and when.

No accounts, no sign-in, no ads, no tracking cookies.
Your progress, saved prayers and settings stay on your phone.
Novena reminders go into your own calendar. “Add to my calendar” makes the file on your phone; “Add to Google Calendar” opens Google with the times filled in. We never see either.
We count visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and does not identify you.

Questions, corrections or a request to remove something: info@motherofperpetualhelp.org.

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