Privacy.
This Week is a to-do app. What you type into it is about your day, and the point of this page is to say exactly what is kept, where, who else touches it, and how you get rid of it. There is no advertising, no data broker, and nothing is sold.
Who is responsible
Oluş, a company in Türkiye. Every request on this page goes to the address under Contact at the end.
What is kept, and why
| Data | Why | Optional |
|---|---|---|
| Email address | To sign you in. It is your account. | No |
| The name you give | It goes on your cover. | No |
| Your tasks: titles, steps, notes, areas, dates, done or not | They are the app. | No |
| Timezone and the day your week starts | So “today” and “this week” are yours, not the server's. | No |
| Birth date | Only for the year on your cover and a note on the day. Nothing else reads it. | Yes |
| Notification preferences and, if you turn them on, a push subscription for your device | To send the notifications you asked for. | Yes |
| Weekly scores and the notifications the app decided to send you | Your progress page and your notifications page. | No |
| Usage events: which screen opened, that a task was added or finished, that the assistant was used | To know whether the app is used and where it stalls. Names and counts only. An event can never carry a title, a note or anything you typed. | No |
| Error reports | To find crashes. Quoted values are stripped before a report is stored. | No |
Nothing is read from your contacts, calendar, photos, location or microphone beyond the moment you dictate a task, and dictation happens on your device through the browser.
The assistant
When you use the assistant, the words you typed or dictated, together with your open tasks, your areas and your habits, are sent to Anthropic's Claude to be turned into tasks. This happens on our server, never from your device, and only when you ask. Anthropic processes that request under its commercial terms and does not use it to train models. Nothing about you is sent that the assistant does not need for that one reply. There is a daily cap on assistant calls per account.
Where it is stored
Everything is stored with Supabase, in its Singapore region (AWS ap-southeast-1), encrypted in transit and at rest. The app itself is served by Expo's hosting. Neither provider reads your data for its own purposes.
Your tasks for today are also cached on your own device, so the app works with no connection, along with anything you did while offline until it is sent. That cache is only on your device.
Who can see it
You. Every table is protected so that an account can only read and write its own rows; that rule is enforced by the database, not by the app. The people who run This Week can access the database to keep it running and to investigate a problem, and do not read tasks otherwise.
How long it is kept
Per-day tasks are kept for as long as your account exists, because the weekly score, the streak and the progress page are computed from them. You can delete past tasks yourself at any time from Settings → Delete todo history. Deleting a task deletes it; there is no copy.
Deleting your account
Write to the address under Contact from the email you signed in with and say “delete my account”. Everything above is deleted with it, including scores, notifications, events and error reports, within seven days. An in-app button for this is on the way.
Your rights
You can ask for a copy of everything held about you, correct it, or have it deleted, by email. If you are in the EU or UK you have those rights under the GDPR; in Türkiye under KVKK. We answer within thirty days. Nothing about you is used for profiling or automated decisions with legal effect.
Cookies
None for tracking. The app keeps your sign-in session and your offline copy of today in your browser's own storage, which is what makes it an app rather than a page.
Children
This Week is not for children under 16 and does not knowingly keep an account for one. If one exists, tell us and it goes.
Changes
If this page changes in a way that matters, the date at the top changes and the app says so once when you next open it.