Privacy information
Your practice stays close.
Small Enough stores a small amount of practice state inside the app so you can return to a moment: the selected moment, one commitment setting, lightweight scene position, and one optional sentence. The static website does not provide an account, form, or comment area.
Effective: August 28, 2026
Scope
This notice covers how the installed Small Enough Android app and the two pages in this website handle information. Storefronts, device platforms, web hosts, and websites reached through ordinary links follow their own privacy terms.
Inside the Android app
The app presents bundled images and educational practice content. It lets you focus a scene, adjust one commitment variable, open close readings, browse illustrated contexts, and optionally keep one sentence. Those interactions work with content installed in the app.
On this website
The packaged website is static HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and local imagery. Its small script reveals sections as they enter view; it does not create a profile, send a form, set an app-owned cookie, or write to browser storage. When viewed online, the web host may process ordinary server information under its own terms.
Scene selections
The app may remember the moment you focused, the selected variable, its current level, and the last browse category. These values are simple app-private preferences on the device. They do not contain a formal business plan or a viability result.
One local observation
If you choose to type an observation, the app keeps at most 180 characters in app-private preferences. New lines are removed. The field is intended for a short learning note; avoid entering names, addresses, account numbers, health details, confidential business information, or another person's personal information.
Information not requested
Small Enough does not ask for your name, email, phone number, street address, precise location, contacts, photo library, camera feed, microphone recording, payment details, tax identifiers, worker records, or organization credentials. Do not use the observation field to add them.
Device permissions
The release does not request camera, microphone, contacts, location, calendar, notification, nearby-device, advertising-ID, or media-library permission. Android may still provide basic app and operating-system capabilities needed to launch, draw the interface, and keep app-private preferences.
Network and external links
The Android manifest does not request internet permission, and the installed practice content is bundled locally. The website includes ordinary links to public sources. Following one leaves these pages, uses your browser and connection, and subjects the visit to the destination's practices. The app does not open those links on your behalf.
Accounts and identity
There is no Small Enough sign-in, profile, membership, cloud sync, social graph, or identity verification. The app does not determine eligibility for an organization service or register someone for a program.
Analytics and measurement
The Android app contains no analytics or attribution SDK. The packaged static pages contain no analytics script or tracking pixel. Ordinary web-host service logs are governed by the host's terms; any added audience measurement would need to be described in the privacy information for that version.
Advertising
The app contains no advertising SDK, interest-based advertising, sponsored-placement system, or cross-app advertising identifier use. The packaged website contains no ad unit.
Purchases and billing
There is no in-app purchase, subscription, checkout, donation form, payment processor, credit decision, or billing account. Financial examples in the practice use relative commitment levels rather than collecting or recommending dollar amounts.
How long state remains
Local practice state remains until you use the app's erase action, clear the app's storage through Android settings, or uninstall the app. Updating the app normally may preserve it. Because the state is app-private and not synced, reinstalling or moving devices may not restore it.
Erase controls
Open the one-sentence observation ledge and choose Erase local practice. After confirmation, the app clears the selected moment, commitment state, browse return state, and observation. Android's system app-storage controls can also clear the same local preferences.
Children and families
The content may include household and care scenarios for adult reflection, but the app is not designed to collect information from children. It has no account, social area, message feature, targeted advertising, or child profile. Adults should avoid entering a child's or family's identifying details in the observation field.
Security limits
App-private Android storage and the absence of an app network channel reduce exposure, but no device or software can promise absolute security. Anyone with sufficient access to an unlocked or compromised device may be able to access app state. Use the erase action and device protections appropriate to your situation.
Changes and contact
The effective date above identifies the behavior described here. If the app's collection, permissions, accounts, network services, analytics, advertising, billing, or sharing behavior changes, the privacy information will change with it.
The distributed app's store or release listing carries its contact channel. Use the channel shown there for questions about this notice or the app.