unscroller.com/privacy/
Effective date: September 21, 2026
This short guide explains key points. Read the full policy below for the details and limits.
For how long we keep data and how to delete it, read Section 7, “Retention and deletion.”
OutFulfilled Growth Partner LLC d/b/a Unscroller (“Unscroller,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) provides digital wellness, focus, creator-productivity, community, and subscription services. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, retain, and delete personal information when you use the Unscroller mobile app, desktop app, websites, APIs, browser experiences, community surfaces, AI features, and related support services (together, the “Services”).
The categories below describe the standard Unscroller experience for people who are at least 16. The limited information used for Family Child Mode is described separately in Section 9.
Email address, authentication provider identifiers, profile name, username, avatar, bio, timezone, and any profile fields you choose to add. Optional fields may include age, gender, orientation, ethnicity, religion, region, creator focus, or similar profile details you choose to provide.
Subscription status, entitlements, storefront, transaction or receipt identifiers, Stripe customer or subscription identifiers where applicable, renewal dates, expiry dates, and related purchase metadata needed to unlock paid features, prevent fraud, respond to billing issues, and restore purchases.
Posts, comments, direct messages, buddy activity, challenge participation, partnership listings and applications, build projects and updates, uploaded images, profile photos, report and block records, safety reports, support messages, and feedback you submit.
Journal entries, focus journal notes, goals, daily check-ins, self-assessment responses, challenge progress, habit data, to-dos, focus schedules, screen-time or content-guard settings, and other progress data you save in the app.
App analytics events, onboarding analytics, feature usage, session IDs, event metadata, app version, platform, device type, approximate region inferred from device settings or IP, push notification tokens, notification preferences, device identifiers used for notifications, crash or diagnostic data, and permission state for features you enable.
If you enable place-based focus rules, precise location can be processed on your device to recognize saved places. A saved place’s name, coordinates, and radius are sent to our servers only when you intentionally attach that place to a shared focus event so participants can use the event rule.
When you choose to open a supported social platform through Unscroller, we may process the provider name, selected start surface, local filtering settings, policy version, blocker state, navigation safety signals, and limited diagnostics needed to launch the page, apply your focus rules, troubleshoot failures, and keep the feature reliable. We do not collect social platform passwords, do not ask for provider session tokens, do not store your provider cookies on our servers, and do not use the Service to scrape, warehouse, resell, or build profiles from third-party social platform content.
If you use AI features, we process the prompts, conversation content, preferred voice or narration settings, feature context, generated responses, and any voice recording or transcript you intentionally submit. Voice recordings used for transcription or realtime voice are transmitted off your device to our backend and OpenAI to provide the requested feature.
Some profile and wellness fields may qualify as sensitive personal information under certain laws. We collect that information only when you choose to provide it or enable the relevant feature, and we use it only to provide the feature you requested, personalize your experience, maintain safety, or comply with law. We do not sell personal information for money. Optional web advertising measurement is described below and may qualify as “sharing” or a “sale” under some privacy laws. We do not send profile or wellness answers to advertising platforms.
For adults aged 18 and over, we use the Meta Pixel and Conversions API when permitted by your cookie choice and the regional settings described below to measure and optimize our Facebook and Instagram advertising. Meta Platforms receives browser and cookie identifiers (including the Meta ad click identifier when available), IP address, browser information, and selected events: an eligible onboarding visit or start, account registration, checkout start, and a confirmed purchase with its amount and currency. Meta may associate these events with your Meta account and use them under its Privacy Policy. We do not send questionnaire answers, profile details, email addresses, phone numbers, journal entries, wellbeing information, authentication tokens, or payment card details through this integration. Automatic event detection and automatic advanced matching are disabled. For eligible web checkouts, the Conversions API sends confirmed payments from our server using the same event identifier as the browser Pixel to prevent duplicate counting. We retain the browser identifiers and delivery records for up to seven days to retry failed delivery; cookie-choice records remain until their expiry. Rejecting cookies prevents future server deliveries, including queued events.
We use the country signal supplied by our hosting provider from your IP address to select cookie settings. In the United States and Australia, limited advertising measurement can start with notice and an immediate opt-out. In other countries, or when the country is unavailable, optional advertising cookies wait until you select “Accept”. This is our current regional configuration, not a statement that every other country has the same legal requirements. The pixel stays off for visitors under 18 or with unknown age eligibility. Rejecting cookies does not affect access to Unscroller. You can change your choice in the web app under Settings → Cookie settings, or open cookie settings here. We honor Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track browser signals by disabling this measurement. Withdrawing permission stops future events and clears our Meta cookies; it does not undo events already received by Meta. An accepted cookie choice expires after 180 days; rejection remains in place until you change it or clear browser storage; Meta measurement cookies generally last up to 90 days. Browser controls can also clear these cookies.
This integration applies to the web experience. We do not capture the full content of pages you browse in Safari or other third-party apps outside Unscroller’s own flows, and our social-platform filtering features are not designed to monitor every page, message, post, video, or account you view.
Unscroller is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by social platforms or content providers. We do not sell personal information. We share the minimum necessary data with:
If you are in the EEA, UK, or another jurisdiction that requires a legal basis, we generally process personal data because: it is necessary to perform our contract with you; you consented to the processing; we have legitimate interests in operating, securing, and improving the Services; or we must comply with legal obligations. Where we rely on consent, you may withdraw it, but that will not affect processing already performed.
Depending on where you live, you may have the right to request access, correction, deletion, portability, or a copy of your personal information; object to or restrict certain processing; withdraw consent; or appeal a denial of your request. You may also have the right to opt out of sale or sharing. Use Cookie settings to decline or withdraw optional advertising measurement; we also honor Global Privacy Control. You can contact us using the details below to exercise other rights.
To exercise privacy rights, email support@unscroller.com or use the contact methods listed on unscroller.com/support/. We may need to verify your identity before acting on your request. If the law in your region gives you the right to use an authorized agent, you may do so subject to verification requirements.
We retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this policy, including to provide the Services, maintain security, resolve disputes, enforce our Terms, satisfy tax or accounting obligations, respond to legal requests, and keep limited backup or audit records.
Retention periods vary by category. For example, we generally keep account and profile data while your account is active; billing and transaction records for as long as needed for accounting, tax, fraud, and dispute handling; moderation and safety records for as long as needed to investigate abuse and protect users; and logs or analytics for as long as reasonably needed for diagnostics, security, and product analysis.
You can delete your account in the Unscroller app at Settings → Account Management → Delete Account. If you cannot access the app, use unscroller.com/support/delete-account/ or email support@unscroller.com. When account deletion completes, we delete or deidentify account data linked to your profile unless we need to retain limited information for security, fraud prevention, legal compliance, claims handling, chargebacks, backup restoration, or other purposes allowed by law. Apple, Google, and Stripe may keep their own billing and transaction records under their legal and operational requirements.
Family Child Mode creates a restricted authentication account and Family membership record, but no cloud content record for the child’s journals, to-dos, habits, or goals. Locally created content is removed by deleting the app or clearing its local data. A parent can revoke the associated child seat from the parent’s Family settings.
We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect personal information. No security measure is perfect, and we cannot guarantee absolute security.
We may process information in the United States and other countries where we or our service providers operate. Where required by law, we use appropriate safeguards for international transfers.
Unscroller is for people age 13 and older. Standard Unscroller accounts are for people who are at least 16 years old or the applicable minimum age in their region. A parent or legal guardian with an eligible Family subscription may instead activate Family Child Mode only for a child age 13–15. Children under 13 may not use Unscroller, and under-13 enrollment is unavailable. See our Age Suitability page for a plain-language overview.
For a Family child account, we process the invited email address, password authentication records managed by Supabase Auth, the broad 13–15 account tier, Family membership and consent status, invitation status, policy version, and related timestamps. We do not ask for the child’s exact birth date, name, username, or public profile. These records do not contain the child’s journal entries, to-dos, habits, goals, usage history, location rules, or Screen Time information.
Saved journals, to-dos, habits, goals, and wellness-generation history in Family Child Mode stay encrypted on the child’s device. They are not synchronized to Unscroller’s cloud, included in account backup, or transferred into a standard account. When the child intentionally starts a generated wellness session, the prompt and settings needed for that request are sent to our generation provider and the result is returned to the app. Deleting and reinstalling the app, changing devices, or clearing local app data means starting fresh. When a child becomes eligible for a standard account, local child content is not uploaded automatically.
Family Child Mode keeps Unscroller's feedless social-provider browser and selected wellness-generation tools available. It disables community and other user-generated-content feeds, profiles, search, friends, follows, messages, comments, reactions, uploads, collaboration features, public sharing, AI Coach and AI chat, purchases, analytics, attribution, experiments, crash uploads, push-token registration, and child telemetry. Child network requests may include authentication, Family-policy checks, feedless provider pages, blocker policy updates, and the selected wellness tools the child chooses to use. Parents may revoke a child seat at any time.
We may update this Privacy Policy as our products, legal requirements, or data practices evolve. The “Effective date” above reflects the latest version. If we make material changes, we may provide notice in the app, on the website, by email, or by another reasonable method.
Email support@unscroller.com for privacy questions, call (305) 980-1328, or write to the mailing address below.
OutFulfilled Growth Partner LLC