Information MemoGotchi processes
Account information
When you use Sign in with Apple, Apple provides MemoGotchi with a unique account identifier and, depending on your Apple choices, an email address and name. The app stores its session and display name securely in the iOS Keychain.
Location and nearby places
The app uses precise location on your device to create location reminders, monitor arrival or departure, center maps, and find relevant places nearby. For category searches, coordinates and a place category are sent to the MemoGotchi server and then to Google Places. Task titles and place names are not included in product analytics.
Quests and pet progress
Your quests, completion history, wallet, and pet progress are stored locally on your device. A quest title is sent to the MemoGotchi server when you ask it to infer a useful place or use voice capture.
Sleep and steps (optional)
If you turn this on in the app, MemoGotchi reads how long you slept and how many steps you've taken from Apple Health or Health Connect to size each day's travel to your energy. Sleep, steps, your evening day and energy ratings and daily summaries stay on your device. When you ask Mochi to balance a day, the planner receives only whether you slept "short" or "normal" and an effort score for what you've already done, never your sleep times or step counts. This data is never used for advertising or included in analytics.
Photos
If you choose photo verification, the task title and selected photo are sent through the MemoGotchi server to OpenAI to judge whether the photo plausibly demonstrates completion. The OpenAI request is configured not to store the response for model use. Photo verification is optional.
Diagnostics and product metrics
MemoGotchi sends coarse events such as app opened, onboarding completed, and quest completed, together with random installation and session identifiers, platform, version, and time. Crash reports may include the exception type and technical stack trace. Analytics are designed not to include task text, transcripts, photos, place names, coordinates, or exception messages.