Zenith app privacy policy
Zenith is a 21-day habit journey for iPhone. This policy explains local records, sharing you choose, purchase processing and records from earlier online Circle opt-ins. Updated 14 November 2026.
Journeys, Journal and private Circle
Zenith stores your assessment answers, journey plan and progress, journal entries, selected journal photos and clips, optional challenge photos, tool records, local Circle identity and chosen avatar, friend invites, imported scorecards and season records on your device. Your local profile works without a Zenith server account. There is no Zenith cloud backup or cloud sync for these records.
Zenith uses the photos or clips you select to attach them to a journal day. You can also choose an optional photo for an individual challenge using the system photo picker. Zenith downsizes and re-encodes that selected image as a local JPEG copy without copying the source EXIF or location metadata. Challenge photos stay on your device; Zenith does not send them to an AI or task-verification service.
A completed challenge with a saved photo receives a one-time +5 XP bonus. Replacing the photo does not award another bonus. Removing the saved photo or undoing completion removes that bonus. A photo is a personal record, not proof that Zenith has verified the activity.
If you choose to enable a reminder, iOS schedules it on your device.
Sharing you choose
When you share a Circle invite or scorecard, Zenith hands the code to the iOS share sheet, or copies it when you choose Copy. An invite includes your chosen display name, selected app portrait and Circle profile ID. A scorecard can also include season information, sharing dates, challenge counts and XP. You choose the recipient and sharing app, and that app’s policies apply. The recipient can retain what you send.
Friends this week uses only scorecards saved on your device. Importing a fresh card updates your private comparison; Zenith does not automatically upload new private friend profiles or scorecards to an online directory. Journal text, assessment answers, journal media and challenge photos are not included in shared invites or scorecards. Shared XP totals can include the challenge-photo bonus.
Earlier online Circle opt-ins
Public profile discovery, public rankings and duo challenges are not available in this release. If you explicitly published a profile in an earlier test version, our Cloudflare service may still hold the username, display name, selected app avatar, public signing identifier and signed invite you published, along with any shared season scores, completed-challenge counts, XP, duo relationships, reports or blocking records.
For those earlier opt-ins only, resetting the journey rating can send a signed score-clear request to that service, including the public signing key/profile identity, request time, a one-use request identifier and the original reset time. This clears the eligible current-season score; it does not publish a new profile, name, avatar or scorecard. Security records support signature verification, replay prevention and rate limiting. Technical network processing is subject to Cloudflare’s policies.
Clearing a score or deleting the app does not remove an earlier published profile or all historical server records. Contact ARKANAVENTERPRISES@GMAIL.COM for help removing an earlier online profile and associated records. Other people may retain information they already viewed or received.
Widgets and spoken guidance
Widgets use a shared container on your device for journey day, challenge counts, XP and streak. Spoken meditation uses Apple’s system speech service. Zenith does not send your meditation transcript, journal or device-usage data to online Circle.
Membership and purchase data
Apple processes purchases and payments through the App Store. Zenith uses RevenueCat to verify purchases, restore membership and understand subscription performance. RevenueCat receives a randomly generated app user identifier, App Store transaction and subscription information, and technical context such as app version, operating system and storefront as applicable.
Zenith sends purchase information to support membership and subscription analytics. Zenith does not include ads or use that data to track you across other companies’ apps or websites.
Apple privacy policy · RevenueCat privacy policy
Retention and deletion
Journey records remain on your device while you keep them. Starting a new journey archives the previous run in Past journeys. Removing a friend removes that friend from your local list; closed-season history can remain in saved season records. You can remove saved journal photo and clip copies from their media menu. For a challenge photo, use Replace photo or Remove photo while that day’s challenge is editable. These controls change only Zenith’s saved copy, not the original in your photo library. Older challenge photos remain with their local journey record; deleting the app removes the app and its local records. Recipients’ copies of shared codes are not removed by these actions.
To remove the installed app and its local data, choose Delete App on your iPhone. Zenith excludes its local journey, challenge-photo, journal-media and Circle support storage from device backup. Other iOS backup and restore behavior can depend on your settings. Do not delete the app if you want to keep these local records; Zenith does not provide cloud recovery for them.
Deleting the app does not cancel an Apple subscription or remove purchase records held by Apple or RevenueCat. Manage recurring billing under your Apple Account’s Subscriptions.
Assessment and plan preview are free. Membership is required to use the journey, saved journal entries and tools. If membership expires, local records are retained but the main app remains locked until eligible access is restored or renewed. Restore purchases restores purchase access; it does not restore lost local records.
Contact and privacy questions
Zenith is provided by ARKANAV ENTERPRISES PVT LTD. For support or privacy questions, email ARKANAVENTERPRISES@GMAIL.COM.
If you contact support, the team receives your email address and the information you choose to send so it can respond to your request.