Privacy & your journal.

Hazard Zet Forward has no accounts and no sign-in. We do not ask for your name, email, or password, and we do not collect personal information from anyone, of any age.

Everything you write stays on your own phone.

Your journal entries, reflections, accepted daily actions, and chosen strategy are saved only on the device you are using, inside the app's own storage. They are never sent to us or to any server, and no one else, including the app's creators and the school, can read them.

Because nothing is kept online, your journal does not move to a new phone by itself and cannot be recovered if it is lost.

• Deleting the app
• Clearing the browser's website data, if you use the website
• Losing, replacing, or resetting your phone

Deleting the app is also how you erase your journal for good. There is nothing stored anywhere else to delete.

On the Journal Log, tap Save, Email, or Copy to export every entry with its date, strategy, and action. You choose where it goes: your email, iCloud Drive, Google Drive, Files, or your computer.

Once you export, that copy is handled by the service you picked (for example, your email provider), under its own privacy policy.

Some videos play inside the app through YouTube, and some links open other websites such as podcasts, articles, and university pages. Those services may collect information under their own privacy policies. Nothing from your journal is ever shared with them.

The website records basic, anonymous visit counts, such as how many times a page was opened and which site linked to it. These counts are not tied to you and never include anything you write.

The Share this app button opens your phone's own share menu with the app's web address. We do not see who you share it with.

If this policy changes, the new version will appear on this page with a new date.

Hazard Zet Forward is offered by Seton Hall Prep, West Orange, New Jersey. Questions: www.shp.org