What Tomorra keeps. Who helps us run it.

The facts, up front.

Local scanning is always available.

When you snap a bag note or import a school-app, email or WhatsApp screenshot, text recognition first runs on your device: Apple Vision on iPhone and Tesseract in your web browser. The Android candidate is designed to use Google ML Kit on-device, but its final release data flow will be checked before Google Play submission. Without AI-help consent, Tomorra does not send the notice photo to OpenAI.

If you turn on AI help, Tomorra may send the notice photo and extracted text through our Supabase Edge Function to OpenAI so suggested cards can be organised. The photo is not saved to the household database.

After a successful save, Tomorra releases its temporary app copy. Your original remains in Photos or Files, and operating-system or browser caches follow their own lifecycle.

What actually gets kept.

Tomorra keeps the extracted text and the fields you save: names, dates, times, places, money, packing, notes, assignments and completion times. They stay in local storage on the device or browser you use.

When you connect household sharing, that saved content also goes to Supabase, our hosted database and sync provider in Sydney, so both adults can see updates. Vercel hosts the web app. These providers process the content and ordinary network information needed to deliver their services, such as IP addresses and request logs.

Treat it like a spare key.

The current beta invite carries a random access token for the household. Anyone holding a live link may be able to see and change that household. Share it privately with the intended adult, never in a parent group, public post or support screenshot. Older compatibility links may contain a complete card in the URL itself.

You decide whether notice photos and text can go to OpenAI.

Before the first photo scan, Tomorra offers an optional AI-help switch. If you turn it on, the notice photo and extracted text can be sent to our Supabase Edge Function and OpenAI so suggested card fields can be organised. Notice content is not anonymised and may include names, schools, locations or other personal information.

You can turn this off at any time in Settings and keep using local-only extraction. Tomorra sends these requests with storage disabled. OpenAI says API data is not used to train its models unless the API customer opts in, and its default abuse-monitoring logs may retain request content for up to 30 days, or longer where legally required. We have not enabled Zero Data Retention.

No analytics. No ads. No trackers.

Tomorra has no advertising or app-analytics SDK. We do not sell household data or use it for advertising. Hosting and sync providers still receive the network and operational data needed to run their services.

Only to turn notices into a shared plan.

We use notice content and saved card data to extract suggested fields, show your plan, sync it with the adult you invite, schedule reminders you choose, provide support, secure the service and diagnose failures. We do not use household content for advertising and do not sell it.

For adults, about family logistics.

There are no child accounts or child logins. A parent may save a child's name and school, sport, club or activity details from the notice or their corrections. That can still be personal information, so remove anything you do not want to keep before saving.

Local and shared copies are separate.

You can delete individual cards in the app. Saved cards and shared household content otherwise remain until you delete them or ask us to delete the household. Removing the app or clearing browser storage removes that device's local copy, but it does not by itself delete a shared household from the server or another adult's device.

For access, correction or full household-deletion help, use Request or delete my data in Settings or email privacy@tomorra.app. We will verify the request and explain what can be removed. Provider security logs, abuse-monitoring records and backups may follow limited retention cycles or legal requirements.

Run by a small Australian outfit.

Tomorra is built and run by ALIVE AND THRIVE PTY LTD in Victoria, Australia. Privacy questions and complaints can be sent to privacy@tomorra.app. Please explain the issue and the outcome you want. We will investigate and respond within a reasonable period. If you remain dissatisfied and Australian privacy law applies, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.

If this changes, this page changes.

We will keep this page aligned with the released app and move the date above when it changes. If a change materially affects how personal information is handled, we will provide an appropriate notice in the app or on this page.