TrialGuard for iPhone
Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 28, 2026
The short version: TrialGuard keeps your subscriptions on your iPhone. It never connects to your bank, never asks for card details, and has no account, server, analytics, advertising, or networking code.
What TrialGuard stores
TrialGuard stores the subscriptions you add — their name, price, currency, billing cycle, start and renewal dates, cancellation link, colour, icon, any notes you write, and whether you have marked one as canceled. All of it lives in a single file inside the app's container on your iPhone.
Information we collect
None. SkyRoad does not collect, receive, store, sell, or share anything you enter in TrialGuard. The app has no sign-up, account, server connection, analytics, advertising, or tracking technology, and no third-party SDKs of any kind.
No bank or card connection
TrialGuard has no bank aggregation, no card linking, and no access to your transactions. It knows only what you type into it. It also cannot cancel a subscription on your behalf — it takes you to the page where you cancel it yourself.
Notifications
Reminders are the one permission TrialGuard asks for, and it asks the first time you track something. Alerts are scheduled and delivered locally by iOS; there is no push server and no notification data leaves your iPhone. You can decline, and change your mind later in iOS Settings — the rest of the app keeps working, but it cannot warn you before a trial converts.
Opening a cancellation page
When you tap a cancellation link, TrialGuard hands an httpsaddress to iOS, which opens it in your browser. TrialGuard has no built-in browser, does not read the page, and receives nothing back. From that point you are visiting that company's website normally, and their own privacy policy applies to that visit.
Network access and permissions
TrialGuard contains no networking code and works fully in Airplane Mode. Beyond notifications it requests no permissions: no camera, microphone, photos, contacts, location, Bluetooth, health data, or other protected device resources.
Backups you create
TrialGuard can write a dated JSON backup of your subscriptions and hand it to the iOS share sheet. That file goes wherever you send it, and from then on it is yours to manage. TrialGuard has no cloud sync and uploads nothing on its own. Apple may include app data in an iPhone backup or device-to-device transfer according to your Apple and device settings; SkyRoad cannot access or control those Apple services.
Third parties
TrialGuard contains no third-party SDKs, trackers, advertising frameworks, analytics frameworks, or attribution services. Apple may provide SkyRoad with aggregate App Store sales or diagnostic information under Apple's own policies; TrialGuard does not add analytics or send your records to Apple.
Deleting your data
You can delete any subscription inside TrialGuard. Deleting the app from your iPhone removes its container and everything stored in it from that device. Backup files you exported earlier, and data already included in an Apple-managed backup, are governed by where you saved them and by your Apple backup settings.
Children
TrialGuard does not collect data from anyone, including children. It is not designed as a child-directed online service and has no social or user-generated content features.
Changes to this policy
If TrialGuard's privacy practices change, this page and its updated date will change before the new practices take effect.
Contact
Questions about this policy? Email getskyroad@gmail.com.