Last updated: 9 November 2026 · Türkçe
Evre is a personal development app offering daily habit tracking, mood logging, breathing and meditation exercises, and AI-assisted coaching.
Developer: Yahya Kerem Yazıcıoğlu
Contact: support@getevre.com
Support: Support page
The following is stored on your device only:
The app has no account system. These records are not stored on our servers, are never shared with analytics companies and are never used for advertising. What is sent when you use AI features is covered in section 4; anonymous counters and the backup files you create have their own sections.
If iCloud Backup is on for your iPhone, these records are included in the backup in your own Apple account along with the rest of your phone's data. Apple keeps that backup under Apple's privacy policy; the developer cannot access it.
This data is used for two things. First, to fill in the progress of your matching habits automatically — for example ticking off a "30 minute walk" goal. Workout type is read so the right habit is completed: a run you record will not complete your cycling habit. Second, to fill in your metrics on the Health Data screen, such as weight, resting heart rate and steps. A value you enter yourself always takes precedence and is never overwritten by Apple Health.
Evre does not write any data to Apple Health; it only reads.
This data stays on your device, is never sent to any server in raw form and is never used for advertising.
Apple Health access is entirely optional. If you decline or later revoke permission, every feature of the app keeps working with manual entry. You can revoke access at any time from Settings › Privacy & Security › Health on your iPhone.
Completion rates derived from health data — for example "30 minute walk: 100%" — may be sent in summary form when you generate an AI analysis report. Your raw health measurements, such as your weight, heart rate or sleep duration, are never sent.
Features such as the AI Coach, AI Support, mood interpretation, analysis reports and voice commands run on Anthropic's Claude AI service. Requests are relayed through a secure proxy server belonging to the developer (Cloudflare Workers). You do not need to provide your own API key. The Anthropic and Cloudflare services operate abroad, so using these features transfers data outside your country.
Explicit permission: The first time you use these features, a window explains what will be sent and asks for your permission. If you decline, AI features will not work, nothing is sent and the rest of the app carries on as normal. You can withdraw permission any time in Profile › My Data; this does not affect what was already sent.
Data that is sent:
Data that is not sent:
Content that is sent is used only to generate the relevant response. Anthropic's privacy policy: anthropic.com/privacy
When you use the Voice Control screen, your device's microphone and the iOS speech recognition service are used to turn what you say into text. These permissions are used only on that screen and only while you are recording; the app never listens in the background.
Speech recognition is performed by Apple, and depending on your device and language your audio may be sent to Apple's servers for processing. This is standard iOS behaviour and is governed by Apple's privacy policy: apple.com/legal/privacy
Evre does not store your audio. For habit commands, the transcribed sentence is sent to the AI service as described in section 4 so the command can be understood. When you dictate your journal, the text is saved only on your device and is not sent to the AI service or to our servers. You can revoke microphone access at any time from Settings › Privacy & Security › Microphone; every other feature of the app keeps working.
The ElevenLabs text-to-speech service is used for spoken guidance in the breathing and meditation exercises. Only the app's own fixed prompt phrases — such as "Breathe in" and "Hold" — are sent to this service. Your personal data, mood entries and notes are never shared. Generated audio files are cached on your device.
ElevenLabs privacy policy: elevenlabs.io/privacy
Your mood, energy level, emotion tags and written journal notes fall into the sensitive personal data category. This data is stored on your device and is deleted from it when you remove the app. Your mood scores and emotion tags are sent to Anthropic only when you use AI features with your permission, as described in section 4; your written journal notes are not sent. This data is never used for advertising or marketing.
Premium subscriptions and one-time purchases are handled through the App Store. Your payment details are processed directly by Apple; the developer has no access to your card or payment data. Your subscription status is verified on your device.
You can manage or cancel your subscription from Settings › your Apple Account › Subscriptions on your iPhone.
The app uses your device's local notification system for reminders. Notification content is generated on your device only; no server-based push notifications are used. If you have given your name, some notifications greet you by name — that text is also prepared on your device, and your name is never sent anywhere. You can turn off notification permission at any time from your device settings.
To improve the app we keep daily counters that contain no user ID. They contain only:
These counters contain no name, habit name, mood, journal content or device ID. You can turn this off in Profile › My Data.
To apply daily usage limits on AI and voice guidance, a random code is generated on your device. It is not used for measurement; on the server it is kept, along with your IP address, only in a hashed (irreversible) form and is deleted within two days.
If you use invite codes, the server keeps only the code, how many times it was used and a hashed (irreversible) form of the code owner's device code. It does not record who used which code.
In Profile › My Data you can export your records to a single file and restore from it. The file is created only when you ask, is handed to you, and you decide where to keep it. Health measurements, subscription status and identity details are not included. Because the file can contain your mood and journal records, keep it somewhere you trust; where you send the file and who you share it with is up to you.
Separately, if iCloud Backup is on for your iPhone, your app records are included in your phone's backup and restored when you move to a new phone. That backup is kept in your Apple account.
If you have serious concerns about your mental health, please consult a professional. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services.
Evre is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal data from users under 13.
The data controller is Yahya Kerem Yazıcıoğlu. For AI features, your personal data is transferred to service providers abroad (Anthropic, Cloudflare) to generate replies, based on your explicit permission, which you can withdraw in the app at any time.
Users in Türkiye are covered by the Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK). Under its Article 11 you can learn whether your data is processed, request information, learn the purpose and recipients, ask for correction or deletion, and object. Because your records are on your device, you can exercise access and deletion directly in the app. For anything else, write to support@getevre.com.
When you delete the app from your device, all of your local data is deleted automatically. Because there are no accounts, our servers hold no record that can be linked to you. Anonymous counters cannot be tied to a person. Backup files you created stay under your control, so delete those yourself. You can delete any copy left in iCloud Backup from the iCloud backups section of your iPhone Settings.
We will update this page whenever the privacy policy changes. Significant changes will be announced alongside an app update.
For questions about this privacy policy: support@getevre.com