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Sub-processors

Ormy · Last reviewed 13 September 2026

What this page is

1. Infrastructure sub-processors

These are essential. Ormy cannot function without them.

ProviderPurposePersonal data processedLocationTransfer safeguard
Convex
Privacy terms
Database, server functions, scheduled jobs. This is where Ormy's data lives. Account details, reminders (including the coordinates and radius of any place pinned to one), chat messages, check-ins, activity log, recaps, push tokens, subscription status United States SCCs + UK Addendum
Clerk
Privacy terms
Authentication, session management, Sign in with Apple. Name, email address, authentication credentials, session and device metadata, IP address United States SCCs + UK Addendum
Anthropic
Privacy terms · Trust centre
Asks one question in the heads-ups Ormy sends, and suggests a next step when a reminder is ticked off. Never the reminders themselves. The title of the reminder involved, and for a heads-up how many days away it is. Never the user’s name or location. Not used to train models. United States SCCs + UK Addendum
Expo
Privacy terms
Push notification delivery, over-the-air app updates, build infrastructure. Push notification tokens and the content of notifications sent to a device United States SCCs + UK Addendum
Apple
Privacy terms
App distribution, Apple Push Notification service, payment processing, Sign in with Apple. Push tokens, notification content, purchase and subscription records, Apple ID identifiers United States and global Apple's own transfer framework
RevenueCat
Privacy terms
Subscription state, entitlement checks, purchase receipts. An app-generated anonymous user identifier, purchase receipts, subscription status. No name, no email, no reminder content. United States SCCs + UK Addendum

2. Supporting services

ProviderPurposePersonal data processedLocation
GitHub
Site policies
Hosting for these legal pages. Standard web server logs, including IP address United States
Email provider Support and account correspondence. Your email address and whatever you write to us United Kingdom / EEA

3. What we do not use

Named explicitly, because their absence is the point:

4. How we choose and check providers

Before a provider gets access to personal data we confirm that it:

We review this list at least annually, and whenever we change any part of the stack.

5. Changes to this list

Adding or replacing a sub-processor is a change to how your data is handled, so we treat it as one.

6. Questions

To ask about a specific provider, request evidence of a transfer safeguard, or object to a change, email kyle.orm@turbolt.co.uk.