Privacy, in plain words

Home Papers keeps your information on your own phone or computer, and nowhere else.

What is saved, and where

Your papers, people, dates, places, notes, the last 4 characters of any ID number, and any photos you add are saved in this browser’s own storage on your device.
There is no account, no server that holds your data, no analytics and no cookies.
Nothing is loaded from other websites. The fonts and pictures come with the app.

Nowhere, unless you choose to send it yourself:

Add to my calendar saves a calendar file to your device. It holds each paper’s name, the date to act, the place it is kept and the expiry date. It does not hold notes, photos or ID digits. Once you open it, your own calendar app has it.
Save a copy saves a file to your device with everything in the app, including photos. Keep it somewhere safe.
Print this list sends the list of papers and places to your printer, or a PDF, if you choose.
Email us opens your own email app. We only get what you write.

Photos are made smaller and kept on your device. Anyone who can open Home Papers on your device can see them. Skip photos of very private papers.

“Erase everything on this phone” in More removes it all. Clearing your browser’s site data does too.

Home Papers is a reminder list. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, and it does not check your dates with any office.