11:59 Privacy Policy
- Effective: September 30, 2026
- Updated: October 13, 2026 (anonymous visit counts on the website's goal page; see "Our website")
- Operator: CoinFluence LLC, a Virginia limited liability company
- Contact: support@eleven-fiftynine.app
- Terms: https://eleven-fiftynine.app/terms
The short version
- We collect what you type into 11:59: your goal and deadline, and the photos and notes you send as proof. We also keep a random ID for your phone, its time zone, and a short record of what you did in the app. No email, no password.
- We use it to run your goal: check your proof, remind you, and record the result.
- Apple handles sign-in and push. A person at 11:59 reviews your proof, usually within 24–48 hours, and decides. No AI reads your proof or your goal. Your group sees your name and status, never your photos.
- Proof photos are deleted 90 days after your goal closes. Most of the written record of the decision is deleted after 2 years.
- Delete your account in the app: Menu, then Account, then Delete account.
- We never sell your information. No ads, no tracking across apps or websites, no analytics kits.
Who we are
11:59 is operated by CoinFluence LLC, a Virginia limited liability company: the party you make your agreement with, and the controller of the information described here. The App Store lists Rohan Anand as the seller for now.
What we collect
| What | From | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A random installation ID and a random sign-in key | The app creates them on your phone and keeps them in its keychain. We store only a hash of the key. | To know which goals are yours without an account |
| Your goal, deadline, and that you signed. You sign by drawing on the screen; the drawing stays on your phone and we record only "Signed by hand". | You | To run your goal. Frozen once signed, except the deadline, which you can move once in the first 15 minutes or ask a person to move. |
| Your phone's time zone | The app | Deadlines and reminders |
| Apple's identifier for you and an encrypted Apple sign-in token (optional) | Sign in with Apple | To find your goals on another phone |
| Proof photos or screenshots, and any note you add | You | To decide your goal |
| Decisions and reasons, your messages, appeals and requests for more time | The review process, and you | The record of how your goal was decided |
| The name of someone you ask to confirm your goal, and their answer, the name they confirm and their note | You, and the confirmer | To decide a goal someone confirms |
| The name you give when you join a group, and your status. A group's creator is shown as "The creator". | You | So your group can see how each member is doing |
| A report you make about a group member: the reason and any note | You | So a person at 11:59 can look at it |
| Push token, notification permission, reminder preferences, quiet hours | Your phone | Reminders and notices |
| Usage events: which screens you open and how you got there, reminders scheduled, skipped or opened, notices shown, results viewed, and an optional written reflection | The app | To see whether 11:59 works, and to prove a notice reached you |
Earlier versions of 11:59 also offered plans, progress notes and supporters. If you used them, what you entered stays with your account until you delete your account; the app no longer asks for it.
Your goal is whatever you type. If you put health, relationship or other private details in it, they travel with the goal everywhere this page describes.
We do not collect your GPS location, contacts, camera, microphone or advertising identifiers. Photos come through the iOS photo picker, so the app never reads your photo library, and location and camera details are removed on your phone before upload. We ask Apple for neither your name nor your email. When you commit to a goal, we record your "I'm 18 or older" answer, which versions of our Terms and this policy you agreed to, and when, with that goal's signed terms. 11:59 has no passwords, and it emails you only to answer email you send us.
Who reads your proof
A person at 11:59 reads your proof and decides, usually within 24–48 hours. We do not send your photos, your goal or anything else about you to Anthropic or any other AI company.
Before this policy took effect, if you allowed it, 11:59 could send proof photos and a goal's wording to Anthropic, an AI company, for a reading that helped the person reviewing. Nothing new is sent. A reading already made stays in that goal's decision record and is deleted with it (see How long we keep it); your earlier yes-or-no answer is kept until you delete your account.
Decisions software makes
Without a person, software:
- records whether your proof arrived by its "Send proof by" date;
- applies a cancel you make yourself while your goal is open, before you send proof;
- applies a deadline change you make yourself in the first 15 minutes;
- closes your goal with nobody at fault if waiting on us adds up to 14 days.
Everything else goes to a person: all proof, every approval, every "not met" result, every confirmer's answer, every appeal, every message and every request for more time. You can ask a person to look at any of these by writing to support.
Who sees your information
Companies we work with. We share your information only with the companies below, only for the reasons listed, and only with companies whose terms protect it at least as well as this policy does.
| Company | What it gets |
|---|---|
| Apple | Sign in with Apple: that your Apple account is the same one as last time. Push: your device token, the notice text and our internal reference numbers. Notices never include your goal. |
| DigitalOcean | Hosts our server and stores whole-server backups, in the United States |
| Namecheap | Forwards email you send to support to our mailbox |
| Stores the email you send to support and our replies, including any copy of your data you ask for, in the Gmail mailbox it is forwarded to |
Our server is in the United States. Apple and Google may process your information in other countries under their own terms.
People at 11:59. A person we authorize reviews proof in a sign-in-only web console. They see your goal, deadlines, images, notes, messages, appeals, requests for more time, your confirmer's name, answer and note, and any report you make. Every sign-in, decision and image view is recorded with the reviewer's identity. Reviewers do not see your installation ID.
Your group. Everyone in a group sees each member's display name, whether and when they signed, and their status: in progress, proof with us, approved, not met, proposed not met, cancelled or unresolved. So members can tell whether you sent proof and how it ended. They never see your photos or notes. Anyone with the code can join and see the same list. Joining lists you as "Not signed yet" until you sign, and you stay listed even if you cancel. The invite page shows the group's goal and deadline to anyone with the link.
Confirmers. If you can't show your goal in a photo, after you commit you can name someone to confirm it instead ("Can't show it in a photo?" on the proof screen). You share the link yourself; we do not contact them. The page shows them your goal, the deadline and any change to it, not your name. We keep their answer, the name they confirm and their note with your goal. You see their answer and note; a person at 11:59 sees all of it.
Nobody else. We do not sell personal information, share it for advertising, or use analytics, crash-reporting or advertising kits. Apart from Apple's own services, the only server the app talks to is ours.
Notifications and reminders
Once you allow notifications, reminders are on by default: 11:59's server sends them before your deadline and before your proof is due. You can change them, or choose No reminders, in Notification schedule, and you can turn notifications off in iOS Settings. Reminders never change your goal, deadline or rules.
Push notifications never name your goal or result. A notice about your goal says only that there is an update and to open 11:59; a reminder says only that a deadline, proof or response is coming up. If push is not working on your phone, the app sets its own reminder before your deadline instead, and that reminder shows your goal's wording. The app's other alerts name no goal or result. We record when you first open a goal, or Messages, while 11:59 proposes that goal was not met, because that can give you more time to respond (Terms, section 5).
How long we keep it
| What | How long |
|---|---|
| Proof photos and screenshots | Deleted from our server 90 days after your goal closes, by a daily job. The period is frozen into each goal when you sign. Anything still open on your goal, such as an appeal or an unread message, delays deletion until it is cleared. |
| Decision records: decisions and reasons, your explanations, messages and appeals, requests for more time, and your confirmer's answer and note | Deleted 2 years after your goal closes, by the same daily job. What stays: the goal and its signed terms, the outcome code, the image's hash, the name you gave your confirmer, and any deadline change we granted with the reason you typed and our reply. |
| Goals, usage events, notification records, reports | Until you delete your account |
| Server log | Our app logs errors. An entry can include internal IDs and error details, never your IP address. Logs are rotated daily and deleted after 14 days. |
| Backups | We back up the database and proof files once a day on the same server and delete each backup after 30 days. DigitalOcean also backs up the whole server, including those backups, and keeps its copies for about another month, so a copy can exist for up to about 60 days. Deleted data stays in a backup until that backup is deleted. If we restore one of our own backups, we first delete again every account deleted after it was taken. |
Deleting your account
Open Menu, then Account, and choose Delete account. You need no Apple account or support request. It removes your goals, proof, decisions, notifications, any plans, progress notes or supporters from earlier versions, and your identity on our server, and your sign-in key stops working. It cannot be undone. If you used Sign in with Apple, the app asks you to sign in again first, then we tell Apple to disconnect the app.
If a goal made under an earlier version of 11:59 is still open, we save your request and finish the deletion by ourselves once that goal has closed. If the app is still on your phone, it tells you the account is gone the next time you open it.
What survives deletion:
- A record that this account was deleted and when, with no goal, no proof and no name.
- A group you created keeps its goal and deadline for the other members, and its invite page keeps showing them. Your name and membership are removed, though other members' saved copies of the member list can still show your display name.
- Records from goals made under an earlier version of 11:59, as the version of this policy in force for those goals says (see Earlier versions).
- If we invited you by email before launch, that invitation record keeps the address.
- Copies in backups, for up to about 60 days.
Deleting the app is not deleting your account. Your sign-in key stays in your phone's keychain, and reinstalling reconnects you to the same goals. Delete your account first.
Age
You must be 18 or older to use 11:59. The app asks you to confirm this when you commit to a goal, remembers your answer on your phone, and sends it with your commitment so we can keep it with that goal's signed terms. 11:59 is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their information. If you think someone under 18 is using 11:59, email support.
Your rights
Wherever you live, you can email support@eleven-fiftynine.app to get a copy of what we hold about you, delete it, ask what we did with it, or complain. Include your support code (Menu, then Account; the app's Contact support button adds it for you) and tell us your goal and roughly when you made it, so we can find your account and know it is yours. A copy comes as one file: your goals, terms, proof details but not the photos, decisions and messages. We reply within two business days. Deleting is also in the app. Correcting is limited: a signed goal is frozen by design, except its deadline.
Some state privacy laws apply only to much larger companies, so they may not apply to us. We honor the requests above for everyone anyway. We do not sell personal information and do not share it for targeted advertising, so there is nothing to opt out of there. The decisions listed under "Decisions software makes" are the only automated decisions about your goals. You can ask a person to look at any of them.
If you were named as a confirmer and want your name or note removed, email support and tell us the goal. We blank your name and note wherever they appear; your yes or no answer stays with the goal.
Earlier versions
Earlier versions of 11:59 worked differently. If you made a goal with one, the records from that goal are kept and shared as the version of this policy you agreed to then says. For a copy of that version, email support@eleven-fiftynine.app.
Security
Traffic between the app and our server is HTTPS only, and the app refuses redirects. There are no passwords; your sign-in key is a random value stored hashed on our server. The Apple token we hold is encrypted. Proof files are stored with restricted permissions. Most other data, including goal text and push tokens, is stored unencrypted in the server's database, behind the server's access controls; our backups are stored the same way. Deleted rows are overwritten in the database, not just marked deleted; old copies can stay in its write log until it is reused, and in backups until they are deleted. Our server also runs other services we operate. Only people we authorize can sign in to it. If a breach affects your information, we will tell you as the law requires.
Our website
The pages of eleven-fiftynine.app have no accounts and no cookies for visitors, and our web server keeps no log of visits: not to those pages, and not to the app's own paths on the same address (the invite, confirmer and review pages, and the app's API). On the goal page (eleven-fiftynine.app/web/start) we count visits anonymously: which screens a visit reached, how long each was on screen, whether a goal was typed (yes or no, never the words) and whether Pay was tapped, under a random number that lasts only as long as that browser tab. We don't record your IP address or set a cookie for it, no analytics kit is involved, and we can't tell who a visit was. The review page, used only by our reviewers, sets two sign-in cookies. We do not track you across other apps or websites, and no one can track you through 11:59, so our app and website do nothing different when your browser sends a Do Not Track signal.
Changes
We will post changes here and update the date above. A goal already under way keeps the proof retention period it was made under.
Contact
CoinFluence LLC, Virginia support@eleven-fiftynine.app