A Little More Sky · Privacy

Your lights are yours.

Effective November 11, 2026

The short version: we keep what you write private, we use it only to keep your sky safe and working, and we never sell it, show it to advertisers or use it to train AI.

A Little More Sky is a small gratitude app made by Shauna VanBogart and run by Resonance House, LLC, based in Charleston, South Carolina (“we,” “us”). This page explains what the app collects, why, who helps us run it, and the choices you have. If anything here is unclear, write to us at hello@shaunavanbogart.com.

What stays on your phone

Everything you make in the app is saved on your own phone first: your lights (the words you write, the feeling you pick, how long you held, and when), any lights you let go, your children’s first names if you add them, and settings like sound and your reminder time. This stays in your phone’s storage for this app. We can’t see it until you claim your sky, below.

Your first light stays only on your phone. To keep it and add more, you claim your sky with your email. Until then, if you delete the app or lose your phone, we have no copy and can’t bring your lights back.

What we count

To learn whether our website (alittlemoresky.com) and the app are working, we count simple steps: a visit, which button was tapped, whether the demo was tried, how far down the page someone scrolled and which questions they opened, and in the app, steps like opening it, keeping a light, claiming a sky or opening your plan. Each count is the step, the time, the kind of device (phone, tablet or computer), the website that sent you (like instagram.com) or a campaign tag in the link, and a random number your browser makes up so we can tell one visitor’s counts from another’s.

That number lives in your browser’s storage. It isn’t linked to your email or your account, and it goes away if you clear your browser data or delete the app. We never send your words or your feelings with a count, we don’t use cookies for it, and we don’t collect your IP address with it. If your browser is set to “Do Not Track” or Global Privacy Control, we don’t count you at all.

The demo on our website

If you try the demo on alittlemoresky.com, what you type stays in your browser. If you tap the button to take your light to the app, your words and the feeling you picked travel in that link to the app, where they become your first light on your phone. Like any web address, the link passes through our hosting provider’s standard request records.

When you claim your sky

Claiming your sky creates a simple account so your lights stay safe and can come back on any phone. When you claim it, we collect:

We use this only to save, sync and restore your sky, to sign you in, to keep the service secure, to answer you if you write to us, and, if you chose them, to send you important updates and best-practice emails, which you can stop anytime.

Plans and paying it forward

A saved sky is free for 14 days, then A Little More Sky is $49 a year or $6.99 a month to keep adding lights (Founding Members: $39 a year if you join by December 31, 2026, kept for as long as your plan stays active). When your free days or your plan end, only adding new lights pauses. Every light you already have stays yours to visit, download or delete, whether or not you ever pay.

Sharing a sky with one person

Our Sky lets you share with one other adult, like your partner, your husband or a close friend. It’s off unless you start it or accept an invite.

Who can see your words

Other people who use the app can never see your lights, unless you add one to a sky you share. The database is set up so each person can only reach their own, plus what was shared with them.

The people who run the app could technically access the database, the way any service provider can. We don’t read your lights. We would only look at your account if you ask us to help with a problem, or if the law requires it, and we’d tell you unless the law forbids it.

What we never do

The companies that help us

A few service providers handle data for us, only to provide their service, under their own privacy and security commitments:

ProviderWhat they doWhat they handle
NetlifyHosts the app’s pagesStandard web request records, such as IP address and browser type
SupabaseStores saved skies and handles sign-in, in the United StatesYour email, your saved lights, sign-in records, plan and gift records, and the counts
ResendDelivers your sign-in codes and account emails, such as plan and gift noticesYour email address
FlodeskSends important updates and best-practice emailsYour email address, and when and from what internet address you said yes
StripeTakes payments for plans and pay-it-forward giftsYour email, your payment details, and what you paid for

The “say it” button uses your phone’s own speech-to-text. Your phone’s maker (such as Apple or Google) may process that audio under its own privacy policy. The app never receives or stores your audio, only the words that end up in the box.

If you share your week, the picture is made on your phone and goes only where you send it. It shows the colors of your lights, never your words.

How long we keep things

Your choices

These choices are yours wherever you live. If you’re in a place with specific privacy laws, such as California, the European Union or the United Kingdom, you also have the rights those laws give you, including to access, correct, delete and move your information, and to complain to your local data protection authority. Where those laws ask for a legal basis: we keep your saved sky because you asked us to, we send important updates and best-practice emails only if you chose them, and you can stop them anytime, we keep basic security records because protecting the service is a legitimate need, and we keep the simple counts because knowing whether the website and app help people is a legitimate need too. Your information is stored in the United States.

Children

A Little More Sky is made for adults. It isn’t directed to children under 13, and we don’t knowingly collect information from them. Parents can record moments “with the kids,” including a child’s first name. Those lights belong to the parent’s account, and the parent can erase them at any time. If you think a child has given us information directly, write to us and we’ll delete it.

Keeping it safe

Your lights travel over encrypted connections (HTTPS) and are stored encrypted by our database provider. Database rules keep each account’s lights separate. Sign-in uses one-time codes, not passwords that could be reused or leaked. No system is perfect, but we work to protect your sky, and we’ll tell you promptly if something ever goes wrong that affects your information.

Changes

If we change this policy, we’ll update the date at the top. If a change matters, such as a new kind of information or a new use for it, we’ll tell you in the app or by email before it takes effect.

Contact

Resonance House, LLC
Charleston, South Carolina
hello@shaunavanbogart.com

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