Your cycle data stays on this device unless you choose to move it.

Lunara lets you track period dates, symptoms, notes, and cycle history without creating an account. Your saved tracker data stays on the device and browser you use.

Lunara does not use ads, analytics, or third-party tracking scripts. It also does not create a cloud account that quietly copies your cycle history elsewhere.

For storage, encryption, browser behavior, and security header details, visit Privacy & Security Details page.

For a shorter comparison-friendly summary, read the Privacy Proof page before switching trackers.

Your saved tracker data stays on the current device and browser unless you choose to export a backup file or enter the data somewhere else.

Closing Lunara does not erase your saved tracker data. Clearing site data, clearing website data, changing browser profiles, resetting the browser, or replacing your device can remove it.

Before you make those changes, create a password-protected backup and make sure you know the backup password.

You create a 4 to 6 digit PIN during setup. That PIN opens Lunara on this device. After setup, you can add an optional passphrase while keeping PIN unlock available.

Refreshing the page or closing the app returns Lunara to the lock screen, so the next visit asks for your PIN or passphrase again.

A passphrase is not an account recovery path. Lunara cannot recover a forgotten PIN or passphrase for you.

A safety PIN is optional. Some people may find it useful in coercion or privacy-risk situations where someone may be pressuring them to unlock the app; many people do not need it.

If enabled during setup, the safety PIN opens a separate empty-looking space. It does not recover the real tracker, hide real data, sync data, contact anyone, or replace emergency or legal help.

Browsers do not always label saved website data the same way. In many cases, clearing cookies and site data, clearing website data, or removing saved storage for Lunara can remove your tracker data.

Clearing browsing history alone usually does not remove your tracker data, but Lunara does not rely on that distinction as a safety guarantee. If you plan to reset the browser, clear website data, change browsers, or move devices, create a backup first.

Lunara has no account recovery path if your saved tracker data and backups are gone.

Backups are files you create and download to a place you choose. The recommended option is password-protected because it is safer if someone else finds the file.

Plain backup files and readable exports can be useful, but they are not the safer default because someone with the file may be able to read the contents.

When you restore a backup, Lunara checks the file first and then uses it to replace the current tracker data. Restore does not merge two histories together.

If you choose the optional supporter checkout, Stripe processes the payment and receipt flow separately from Lunara's tracker data.

Lunara does not send cycle entries, notes, symptoms, or backup content to Stripe. The tracker still does not require an account, ads, analytics, or third-party tracking.

• No account registration or identity profile.
• No cloud account copying cycle data.
• No analytics, ad pixels, or third-party tracking scripts.
• No account recovery if local data and backups are deleted.
• No safety PIN alerts, contacts, sync, or real-data recovery.
• No sharing or selling of cycle data to outside vendors.

Where does Lunara store cycle data?

Lunara stores your saved cycle details on the device and browser you use.

Does Lunara use analytics or tracking scripts?

No. Lunara does not use analytics, ad pixels, or third-party tracking scripts.

Can Lunara recover my data if local data is deleted?

No. Lunara has no account recovery path if your saved data and backups are gone.

What does the safety PIN do?

The safety PIN is optional. It opens a separate empty-looking space for coercion or privacy-risk situations, and it does not recover, hide, sync, or report real tracker data.