Privacy policy

Private by design.

Naptara turns two iPhones or iPads into a baby monitor. It has no advertising, no Naptara account and no continuous cloud recording. This policy explains exactly what the app processes and why.

Effective date: 9 August 2026 · Publisher: Tim Grootes, trading as Bumblly

The short version

Data Naptara processes

DataWhy it is usedStorage and sharing
Live video and audioTo let the Parent Monitor see and hear the Baby Station and use two-way talk.Sent directly between paired devices when possible, or through an encrypted remote media session. Naptara does not continuously record or archive this media.
Pairing code, room and session media keyTo connect the two devices for remote monitoring.Processed temporarily by the Naptara pairing service for session continuity. Expired sessions are removed. Codes and keys are not included in product analytics.
Timeline eventsTo show possible crying, movement, connection and monitoring moments.Event type, date and level are stored locally on the device, with a maximum of 500 events. Relevant event information may be sent to the paired device. No continuous media is attached.
Settings and selected roleTo remember preferences and whether the device is used as Baby Station or Parent Monitor.Stored locally on the device.
Purchase entitlementTo unlock and restore Naptara Pro.Processed by Apple through StoreKit. Naptara receives entitlement status, not your payment-card details.
Diagnostics you choose to shareTo help investigate a support issue.Generated only on request and sent only through the share destination selected by you.

Optional product analytics

Naptara asks an adult for permission before sending first-party product analytics. The choice can be changed under Privacy & safety. Declining does not reduce monitoring functionality.

If enabled, Naptara may report an allowlisted interaction such as app opened, pairing completed, paywall viewed, purchase started or purchase completed. A report can contain:

The analytics payload does not contain a persistent device or installation identifier, name, email address, pairing code, IP address, audio, video or monitoring content. Accepted events are stored immediately as daily aggregate counts; event-level rows are not retained. Analytics is not used for advertising, profiling or cross-app tracking.

Permissions

Permissions are requested when the related feature is selected and can be changed in iOS Settings.

Retention, deletion and security

You can clear the local timeline from inside Naptara. Removing the app removes its local app data. Optional analytics already included in a daily aggregate cannot be linked back to an installation and therefore cannot be individually extracted or deleted.

Remote media uses session-specific encrypted transport. The service is configured not to log pairing codes, media keys or media content. An IP address may be used transiently in server memory for security and rate limiting, but is not stored in the product-analytics aggregate.

Naptara is intended for use by adult caregivers. It is not a medical device and does not replace responsible adult supervision or certified medical equipment.

Service providers and international processing

Apple processes purchases and App Store services under Apple's own terms. Remote monitoring uses LiveKit-based real-time media infrastructure operated for Naptara. Depending on where you use the app, encrypted network traffic may be routed across countries in order to provide the connection.

Naptara does not sell personal data and does not share data with advertising networks.

Contact and changes

For privacy questions, contact privacy@bumblly.com. For product support, visit Naptara Support.

This page will be updated when Naptara's data practices materially change. The effective date at the top shows the latest revision.