Privacy information for Zenvy

Zenvy is designed to keep your launcher experience simple and local-first. This page explains what the app can access and why.

Data Zenvy may access

Installed apps

Zenvy reads the list of installed apps so it can show your app list, favorites, search results, and configurable quick actions.

Calendar

If you enable the calendar widget and grant permission, Zenvy reads your next upcoming calendar event so it can display it on the home screen.

Approximate location

If you enable weather and grant location permission, Zenvy uses coarse location to determine your approximate area and fetch current weather.

Photos selected for wallpaper

If you choose a wallpaper image, Zenvy uses the photo picker to access the selected image, crops it, and stores the final wallpaper file locally on your device so it can be used as your home background.

How data is used

Zenvy uses this information only to provide launcher features such as app search, favorites, weather, calendar display, gesture actions, and wallpaper personalization.

Where data is stored

Settings such as favorites, gesture actions, wallpaper preferences, and UI options are stored locally on your device. Zenvy does not provide user accounts or cloud sync.

Network access

Zenvy uses internet access to fetch weather information. Weather data is requested from Open-Meteo after weather is enabled and location permission is granted.

Sharing

Zenvy is not designed to sell your personal data. The app primarily works on-device, with network use limited to weather requests.

Your control

You can disable weather or calendar at any time in Settings, and you can revoke related Android permissions through your device settings.

Contact

If you need privacy-related updates or store listing information, this page can be updated alongside the public app release.