Privacy

Who we are

WeekHere (the app and weekhere.com) is run by KraftStories and published by Nurullah Gokdogan, who owns it, so the App Store lists his name as the developer. KraftStories also runs workshops that appear in these listings; they are marked “Featured · run by WeekHere”. Questions and deletion requests: hello@weekhere.com.

The app

No sign-in and no accounts. These are the only things it sends to our server:

• A random install id

  Made on your phone the first time the app opens. It is not your advertising id or phone number. It is how our server remembers which alerts you turned on, without an account.

• A push token, only if you allow notifications

  Apple issues it when you say yes to notifications. It is the address an alert is delivered to. Turn notifications off and it is no longer used.

• Your city and its time zone

  So alerts are about the city you picked and never arrive in the middle of the night.

• Which alerts you chose, and the kinds of events you like

  The alert topics you switched on, the studios you follow, and the interest categories you picked (say, pottery or free things), so an alert is about something you asked for.

• The app version and that it is an iPhone

  So we know which version is out there when something needs fixing.

• Your name and email, only if you send a group request

  Used to arrange the booking with the studio and reply to you. Nothing else.

Stays on your phone: your plans, saved events and kids’ ages. Location is used once, on the phone, if you tap “use my location” to pick the nearest city; it is never sent to us or stored. Adding an event to your calendar writes to your calendar and tells us nothing.

Not collected at all: contacts, photos, your advertising id. There are no ads, no analytics SDK, no third-party trackers and no data brokers.

The website

weekhere.com counts visits with Google Analytics (pages viewed, rough location from the network, device type) to see which listings are useful. If you join the Monday email, your address is held by Klaviyo, which sends it; every email has an unsubscribe link. If you submit an event or send a request, we keep what you typed and your email so we can reply.

Who else handles it

Vercel (hosting), Neon (our database), Apple (delivers notifications), Klaviyo (the Monday email), Resend (replies and confirmations) and Google Analytics (website visits). Each only gets what its job needs. When you book a class, you book on the studio’s own site, under its own policy.

How long, and how to delete it

In the app: You → Delete my data erases your alert settings and install id on our servers and resets the app. For the email list, use the unsubscribe link. For anything else, write to hello@weekhere.com and we will delete it.

Children

WeekHere lists family and kids’ events for parents. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect anything from anyone under 13.

Changes

If this changes, the date at the top changes with it. Anything that collects more will be asked for in the app first.