# Is Livia private? Where your baby's data lives, who can see it, and how to delete it

> Your baby's log is saved on your phone first, synced to your account so the caregivers you invite can see it, and used for nothing else. No ads, no selling data, usage analytics with no names, dates or amounts, and account deletion inside the app that takes effect immediately.

Privacy & trust · Published 2026-10-11 · https://livia.baby/blog/is-livia-private

In short:

- Your log is saved on your phone first and shared only with the caregivers you invite.
- No ads and no selling data; analytics carry no names, dates, amounts or anything you type.
- You can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app, immediately.

Livia stores your baby's log on your phone first, syncs it to your account
so the caregivers you invite can see it, and uses it for nothing else.
There are no ads, we don't sell or share data, and you can delete your
account and everything in it from inside the app, immediately. This post
is the short version; the full [privacy policy](/privacy) is the one that
counts.

## Where is my baby's data stored?

On your phone, first. Every entry is written to a local database before
anything else happens, which is why Livia logs with no signal. It is then
synced, encrypted in transit, to our database, hosted by Supabase, so it reaches the other caregivers of that baby and comes
back if you change phones. The database lets each account read only the
babies it has been given access to.

## Who can see it?

You, and the people you invite to a baby. Each caregiver sees that baby's
log and can add to it; nobody else can. The person who set up a baby can
remove a caregiver at any time, and they lose access on their phone
straight away. We look at stored data only when we need to run, secure or
support the service, for example when you write to us for help.

## What does Livia know about me?

Your email address, your first name, and, if you give it, how you're
related to each baby. You sign in with a one-time code we email, so there
is no password for us to store or for you to share with a partner.

## Does Livia show ads or sell data?

No, and no. Livia has no ads, no shop and no tracking for advertisers. We
don't sell or rent data, and we don't use your baby's log for anything but
running the tracker for you. If that ever changes, for example if Livia one
day suggests products from what you log, the policy will say so first, and
we will ask before using your data that way.

## What analytics does the app send?

Anonymous usage events, so we can tell which parts of the app are used and
which steps fail: a screen opened, "an entry was logged" with only its kind
(a feed, a sleep), whether saving or syncing worked, and a general reason
if not, such as "no connection". The events carry a random account
identifier and the baby's age range, nothing more. They never include your
baby's name, birth date, amounts, times or notes, your email, or anything
you type. Error reports have emails, numbers and quoted text stripped
before they leave the phone. We don't collect location. The details and
the list of what's sent are in the [privacy policy](/privacy).

## How do I delete everything?

In the app: More → Account → Delete account, then confirm with a code we email you.
It is permanent and happens straight away. Your account and email are
deleted; a baby only you track is deleted with everything logged for them;
a baby you share stays with the other caregivers, with your entries shown
as logged by a former caregiver; the analytics linked to your account are
deleted too. Signing out, by contrast, only removes the copy on that phone.

## Is it safe for a child's data?

Livia is built so that the people building it see as little as possible:
the log is yours and your caregivers', the analytics are coarse by design,
and nothing is used to profile you or your baby. Livia asks for no photos,
no contacts and no location. The company behind it is Aqua Innovations LLC,
a small US company; the person building Livia is the one who answers
hello@livia.baby.

If you have a question the policy doesn't answer, write to us. Otherwise,
[get early access](/#download), free, and know where your data is.