Privacy Policy
Last updated 14 August 2026
Air Out Yet? has no accounts, no server of its own, and no analytics. Nothing you do in the app is recorded or sent anywhere for us to look at. There is nothing to opt out of, because there is nothing collected.
Temperatures from your home
The app reads temperature — and, if you turn that option on, humidity — from the sensors you have already set up in Apple Home. Those readings stay on your device. They are stored in the app's own container so the widget can draw them, and they are never uploaded.
Location
If you let the app take the outdoor temperature from the weather instead of a sensor of your own, it asks iOS for your location and sends the coordinates to open-meteo.com to fetch the forecast. The coordinates are rounded to two decimal places — roughly a kilometre — before they leave the device, and the request carries no name, account, or device identifier. If you pick an outdoor sensor from Apple Home instead, the app never asks for your location at all.
Notifications, Live Activities and Siri
Notifications are scheduled locally on your device. There are no push notifications, so nothing about your home passes through any server. The Live Activity and the Control Centre button read the same on-device data. Siri requests are handled by Apple under its own terms; the app only returns an answer it worked out on the device.
What reaches us
Nothing. We run no server, hold no database, and cannot see your temperatures, your location, or whether you use the app at all. TestFlight and the App Store give a developer aggregate crash and usage statistics collected by Apple — those come from Apple, not from the app.
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