Privacy Policy

Last updated November 7, 2026

Clothecast tells you what to wear for the weather. It's built to keep your information on your iPhone.

What stays on your iPhone

• Your settings, such as units, clothing style and whether you run hot or cold.
• Family members you add: a nickname, an age range, a clothing style and a sun setting. No full names or birthdays.
• Kid mode: the days a child finished getting dressed, for their stars. If kid mode asks for Face ID before a child can leave it, Apple checks your face on your iPhone; Clothecast never sees it.
• Your “How did it feel?” answers and what Clothecast learns from them.
• The place you chose and the last forecast.

None of this is sent to us. We don't run servers that store your data, and there's no account to sign in to.

Anonymous usage

To learn what to improve, Clothecast sends anonymous counts of how the app is used, through TelemetryDeck, a privacy-focused analytics service. For example: which features get used (widgets, Siri, trips), where people stop during the welcome screens, and how an outfit felt (too cold, just right or too warm) for a range of temperatures, like “40–49°F”. It also includes basic details like the app and iOS version.

It never includes your location or places, names or nicknames, trip destinations, or anything you type. It uses a random ID for your install that isn't linked to you, your Apple Account or other apps, and it isn't used for advertising or tracking. Turn it off anytime in Clothecast › Settings › Privacy › Share anonymous usage.

Sharing

When you share an outfit or send your family's outfits, Clothecast makes a picture and a message and hands them to the share sheet; nothing goes through us. A trip invite link contains only the destination, its location, the dates and the activities, so the person you send it to can make their own packing list.

Location and weather

If you allow it, Clothecast uses your location to look up the weather where you are. Your location is sent to Apple's weather service (Apple Weather) to get the forecast and is handled under Apple's Privacy Policy. You can search for a place instead, and turn location access off anytime in Settings.

Calendar

If you turn on “Find trips in my calendar”, Clothecast reads your upcoming calendar events on your iPhone to spot trips, like flights and hotel stays, and suggests a packing list. Your events are never stored by Clothecast or sent to us. To find where a trip goes, the place name in an event is looked up with Apple's maps service, as when you search for a place. You can turn this off anytime in Clothecast › Settings › Trips, or remove calendar access in iPhone Settings.

Siri

When you ask Siri what to wear, Siri passes your request to Clothecast on your iPhone. Speech is handled by Apple under Apple's privacy terms.

Purchases

Clothecast Pro is sold through the App Store. Apple processes payments; we never see your payment details. We only learn, through Apple, whether Pro is active on your Apple Account.

What we don't do

• No advertising, no tracking, and no sharing or selling of your data.
• No analytics that identify you: usage counts are anonymous, and you can turn them off.

Launch email list (this website)

If you sign up on clothecast.com to hear when Clothecast launches, we keep the email address you enter. We use it only to tell you about Clothecast's launch, and we never share or sell it. It's stored with our website host, Netlify. To be removed, email support@clothecast.com. The app itself never asks for your email.

Children

Parents can add children to plan their outfits. Only a nickname and age range are stored, on the parent's iPhone, plus the days a child used kid mode, for their stars. Removing the child erases them.

Deleting your data

Remove a family member in the app, use “Reset learning” in Settings, or delete the app to erase everything it stored.

Contact

Questions? Email support@clothecast.com.

We'll post any changes to this policy on this page.