What Tomorra keeps. What it never touches.

The facts, up front.

The photo never leaves your phone.

When you snap a bag note, a Compass screenshot or a WhatsApp forward, the text is pulled straight off the image on your own device — a library called tesseract.js does the reading, nothing gets uploaded to do it. Once you save the card, the photo is binned for good. What's left is the text it found and the fields you corrected.

What actually gets kept.

The extracted text and the fields on the card — kid, time, money, pack list, notes — are what Tomorra keeps. Today that lives in storage on your device, nowhere else.

We're adding a way to sync a card between your two phones, hosted on Supabase in Sydney (Australian-hosted where we can manage it). Once that's live: when you share a card, its text, the names you've entered, and what you do with it — ticked, handed over, bounced — are stored there too, so both of you see the same thing.

One link. No login.

There's no account to make. The other adult joins by opening a link that carries a random token for your household — nothing else identifies you. Anyone holding that link can see your household's cards, so treat it like a spare key: share it with the other parent, not the group chat.

If you use Plus scanning.

The standard scan reads notices on your device, as above. If you turn on Plus's AI scanning, the photo is sent to Anthropic to extract the fields, then discarded once it's processed — it is not stored on their servers or ours.

No analytics. No ads. No trackers.

Tomorra runs no analytics, no advertising SDKs, and no third-party trackers of any kind. We don't watch how you use it and nobody's shown ads inside it.

Nothing about your kids, beyond what you type.

There are no child accounts and no child logins. A kid's first name only ever exists as text you typed into a field on a card — it isn't linked to a profile, and Tomorra doesn't collect anything about your kids from anywhere else.

Deleting it is easy.

Clear the app's storage — or your browser's, if you're on the web version — and everything on that device is gone. If your household has been synced to the server, email hello@tomorra.app and ask us to delete it; we'll wipe it on request.

Run by a small Australian outfit.

Tomorra is built and run by Alive and Thrive Trust Pty Ltd (ABN 32 684 676 440), Ivanhoe, Victoria, Australia. This policy is governed by Australian law and the Australian Privacy Principles.

If this changes, this page changes.

Any update to what Tomorra collects or how it's stored gets reflected here first, with the effective date moved. No silent changes.