What we store
For each claimed minute: the time and how often it repeats, its length, your time zone (for example "America/Chicago"), and when it was claimed or changed.
To know a minute is still being kept, we store when your calendar last checked in and which calendar app it was (Apple, Google, Outlook, or other), when you last tapped the prayer link, and, if you turned on phone notifications, the address your browser gave us for delivering them.
Your private link contains a random secret. We store only a one-way fingerprint of it, so even we can't recreate your link.
What we never store
Your name. Your email. Your phone number. Your IP address. Your location beyond your time zone. Any account, because there are no accounts. We use no analytics, no tracking cookies, and no third-party scripts.
What we show publicly
Counts: how many minutes are kept, at which hours, and in how many countries. The recent-claims list shows the city from a claim's time zone, like "Someone in Lagos claimed a weekly minute." It never shows anything else.
Who else sees traffic
This site runs behind Cloudflare, which protects it from attacks and sees requests as they pass through, under its own privacy policy. Phone notifications are delivered by your browser's push service (for Chrome, Google), which sees only an encrypted message. Calendar apps fetch your calendar link from their own servers.
Stopping
Open your private link and tap "Stop my minute." The minute is deleted. Minutes that never connect to a calendar or notifications are deleted automatically after seven days.
What you share is yours
If you post your card or tell people your minute, that's your choice to share.