BlueberryPrivacy
What stays yours.
What you choose to share.
This page explains what stays private and what you choose to share. It is not a claim that every illustrated feature has been released.
Health and recovery
Entries about your own health or recovery are for you. The partner-support story does not use these private entries as an input.
A note you send
When you deliberately share a signal and a note, your partner sees what you selected. The fictional Sophie and Sam example shows this boundary.
Plans and baby care
Shared To Dos, appointments and baby logs are available to both household members. The first-year report is derived from those shared logs.
Your controls
You can review your household and account settings in the app. To delete your account, open More, then Account, then Delete account. If you are the only member, the whole household is removed. If your partner remains, shared entries stay with them.
Some features, including notifications, depend on your iPhone settings as well as app settings. If anything about your health or the baby needs a decision, your care team is the right source; Blueberry does not provide medical advice.
Google user data
If you sign in with Google, Blueberry receives your name, email address, and Google account identifier to create and verify your account. This uses Google's basic sign-in permissions only, separate from calendar access.
If you connect Google Calendar, Blueberry requests permission to create, update, delete, and read events on your primary Google calendar, so your linked appointments stay in sync with it. Blueberry does not read the description field of your Google events, and connecting Calendar does not give it access to any calendar beyond that one connection. Your Google Calendar credentials are stored securely on your device and are never sent to your partner or to anyone else. The appointments you link are visible to your partner, the same as any other appointment in your shared household.
Blueberry does not sell Google user data, does not use it for advertising, and does not use it to train any AI or machine learning models. Supabase, the database service Blueberry runs on, stores your account and appointment data under contract and does not use it beyond operating the app for you.
You can remove Blueberry's access to your Google account at any time in your Google Account's security settings, and you can disconnect Google Calendar from inside Blueberry. Disconnecting inside Blueberry clears the app's own copy of your Google credentials; it does not by itself remove the permission grant in your Google account, so do both if you want to fully withdraw access. Deleting your Blueberry account removes your own data; if your partner remains in the household, the shared data they still need stays with them.