Privacy Policy
OneFold (formerly LifeSync) · Google Play app com.joinlifesync.app ·
offered in India · version 2026-11-03 · last updated 3 November 2026
The short version. OneFold has no account and no server. Everything you add — your to-dos, events, shopping lists, vehicle and household papers, documents and saved links — is stored in the app on your phone and is not sent to us or to anyone else. We do not collect, sell or share your data, show ads, or use analytics, tracking or crash-reporting code. The only thing we ever receive from you is an email you choose to send us.
What stays on your phone
Everything you add to OneFold is stored in the app on your phone, and none of it is sent anywhere. That includes the files you keep in it, such as an insurance policy PDF: the app opens and searches them on the phone.
Reminders are set on the phone. Android shows them at the times you chose; no server is involved. A reminder names what it is for, such as a to-do or a document, so anyone who can see your lock screen can read it, unless your phone hides notification contents there.
A file leaves OneFold only when you send it yourself: when you save it to Downloads, open it in another app, or send it with Share… or on WhatsApp, it is copied to where you sent it, and from then on that copy follows the other app's rules. After you take a photo with OneFold's camera, OneFold asks whether to also save a copy in your Gallery, in a OneFold album, or does what you told it to remember (change that in Settings → Storage). OneFold keeps its own copy either way. The Gallery's copy is yours like any other photo: if Google Photos or another app backs up that album, it is copied to that account.
What goes online
Nothing. OneFold doesn't download or send anything over the internet: nothing you add, and nothing about you or your phone.
A link you add to a to-do, an event, your shopping list or Collections opens in your browser when you tap it; OneFold itself never loads it.
Finance is "coming soon". When it opens, it will fetch the prices of the investments you track (from services such as Yahoo Finance, mfapi.in or CoinGecko, sending each holding's symbol or code, never how many you hold, what you paid, or your name), and this policy will say so in full before that happens.
When you write to us
If you tap Report a problem (Settings → About, or on an error screen), your email app opens with a message to us that holds the app's version, your phone's model and Android version, and the last errors OneFold ran into on your phone, with any quoted text taken out of them — not your records. You can read and change it before you send it, and nothing is sent unless you send it yourself.
An email you send us — a report or any other message — reaches our support inbox at Google (Gmail), with your email address and whatever you wrote or attached. We use it only to answer you and fix the problem, never for marketing, and we don't share it. We delete it within 12 months of the problem being closed, or sooner if you ask.
What OneFold does not do
- No account, no sign-in, and no copy of your data on our servers.
- No advertising, analytics, tracking or crash-reporting code, and no advertising ID.
- No access to your location, contacts, SMS, call logs or microphone. The app asks you only for notifications and exact alarms (so reminders arrive on time).
- No AI service: everything in the app works by your taps and simple rules on the phone.
Backups and moving to a new phone
You can save a backup file yourself in Settings → Backup & restore. It is locked with a password you choose (AES-256) and saved to your phone's Downloads; where you copy it from there is up to you. OneFold never sends it anywhere, and we can't open it or recover a lost password.
Android's own backup to a Google account is switched off for OneFold, so your data is not copied to the cloud. Android's phone-to-phone transfer (by cable or Wi-Fi when you set up a new phone) can copy OneFold's data straight to the new phone, through no server. Otherwise, if your phone is lost or reset, the data on it goes with it.
Deleting your data
Uninstall OneFold, or clear its storage in Android Settings → Apps → OneFold → Storage. That removes everything OneFold holds. Photos in your Gallery's OneFold album are not removed: delete those in your Gallery. We hold no OneFold data, so there is nothing for us to delete on our side except any email you sent us; ask and we delete it.
If you had LifeSync
OneFold was first published on Google Play as LifeSync. Updating to OneFold keeps the data already on your phone, on the phone; OneFold doesn't connect to LifeSync's old servers.
Your rights
Your OneFold data is on your phone and under your control: you can read, change or delete all of it in the app. For anything we hold — an email you sent us — India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 lets you ask us to tell you what we hold, correct it, erase it, nominate someone to act for you, or withdraw your consent, and to complain to our Grievance Officer below and then to the Data Protection Board of India.
Children
OneFold is meant for adults (18 and over). It collects no personal data from anyone, of any age. If a child has emailed us, a parent or guardian can ask us to delete that email.
Changes
If OneFold ever sends anything new over the internet, or keeps anything anywhere but your phone, this policy and the app's Settings → About → Your data page will change in the same release. The version and date at the top always identify the current text.
Grievance Officer
If you have a question or complaint about your data, write to our Grievance Officer. We will acknowledge within 48 hours and resolve within 15 days.
Aditya Malkar — Grievance Officer & Data Protection Contact
F1 Navshantiniketen Society, Sector 29, Nigdi, Pune 411044, Maharashtra, India
lifesync.customersupport@gmail.com