Last updated 5 August 2026
ZonDot has no account, no identifier and no analytics, and it collects nothing about you. The only data that ever leaves your iPhone is an anonymous weather request for the city you choose.
Your settings and cached forecast are stored only in the app's own storage on your iPhone, never on a server:
ZonDot fetches its forecast from Open-Meteo and transforms that data under CC BY 4.0. The request contains only the coordinates of your chosen city and, when you search, the text you type. It carries no account, device identifier or advertising identifier. Open-Meteo's own privacy terms are published at open-meteo.com/en/terms. No other third party receives anything.
The forecast is a prediction, not a measurement, and it is not intended for decisions where safety depends on the weather.
Because nothing is collected and there is no server, there is nothing for us to retain, and no request is needed to delete it. Everything the app keeps lives on your device for as long as the app is installed. Deleting the app removes all of it — your cities, settings and cached forecast — permanently, and nothing of yours remains anywhere else.
ZonDot is made by Kirill Sundyrtsev. Questions about this policy: zondot@krll.nl.
This page is updated with any release that changes networking or data handling, and the date near the top says when that last happened. Material changes will be reflected here before the version that makes them ships, and the App Store privacy details will be kept in step.