Privacy policy
Last updated: 17 October 2026 (draft)
What SIKA keeps
Your name, email and password (stored only as a secure hash), your household's name, and what you enter: accounts, bank details, contacts, income, expenses, transfers, dues, to-dos and your settings.
Why
Only to run SIKA for you: show your money, totals and history. We do not sell your data, show ads, or share it with anyone, except a mail service that delivers SIKA's own emails (sign-in links and codes).
Who can see it
Only the people in your household. Every household's data is kept apart in the database, and each request is checked against your sign-in. SIKA administrators can see account details to keep the service running; they do not browse your entries.
Your choices
In Settings you can download a copy of everything (export), clear what you entered (reset, which can be undone for 7 days), or delete your account. A delete removes your household and sign-in for good; database backups that already exist expire on their own.
Security
Passwords are never stored as written, sensitive actions need a code sent to your email, connections use HTTPS, and repeated sign-in attempts are slowed down.
Contact
Questions about your data: use Help > Support in the app.
Terms of use →This is a draft written in plain words for the first version of SIKA. It is not legal advice; it will be reviewed before SIKA is offered to the public.