Privacy Policy

Dayproof is developed and operated by Regna Holdings Inc., a Delaware corporation. Regna Holdings Inc. is the company responsible for the information Dayproof holds, and for this policy.

Dayproof is a free, private record for people on Community Control (house arrest) or probation in Florida. You use it to keep your own record of your schedule, your calls and your receipts, on iPhone or on the web at getdayproof.com/app.

Dayproof is independent. It isn't affiliated with the Florida Department of Corrections (FDC), any court or any government agency, and it isn't a way to report to your officer. What you keep is yours to show.

Your records stay on the phone. Calls, schedules, photos, filled forms, your DC number and your officer's details are kept only in the app, and your signed sheet is read on the phone. We never upload them, so we can't see them or hand them over. The app uses the camera only when you scan your signed sheet, and adds photos only when you pick them with Apple's photo picker, which shows Dayproof only the photos you choose. Face ID or Touch ID is used only to unlock the app if you turn on the lock; Apple handles it, and Dayproof never receives your face or fingerprint data.

You don't need an account to use the iPhone app. If you create one, it holds your email and password, and your cell number if you add it.

Two buttons send a place to a maps company, and only when you tap them:

• Open in Maps opens a place's street address in Apple Maps or Google Maps, whichever you pick. That company gets the address, under its own privacy policy.
• Look it up in Apple Maps sends only the words in that one place box to Apple to search, so you can pick the right place. Nothing else from your sheet goes with it, and Dayproof doesn't use your location.

One thing you control: if your iPhone backs up to iCloud or to a computer, that backup can include the app's records, as it does for most apps.

What you save in Dayproof on the web is stored in your private account. What's stored for you:

• Account details. Your email and password. The password is stored scrambled (hashed), so nobody can read it back. Your cell number, if you add it.
• Details you choose to add. Your name, DC number, your officer's name and phone, and your office's location and numbers. Every one is optional.
• Weekly schedules. The times you copy from the schedule your officer signed, with each place's name and address (or At home), and any note you add.
• Calls and approvals. The calls you log with your officer, including any schedule change you asked for and whether you marked it approved or not approved, and notes to your officer.
• Uploaded proof. Receipts and papers, and every photo you add (of a receipt or paper, of your signed schedule, or a screenshot of your recent calls saved with a call), as plain JPEG copies, with the time each photo was taken, when the photo has one. Photos are shrunk, and hidden details like location are removed on your computer before they're saved.

Records you save on the web and records in the iPhone app don't sync. The example week isn't saved anywhere.

If you email or call us, we get your email address or phone number and what you tell us, and use them only to help you.

We use what Dayproof holds only to run Dayproof for you:

• to create your account and sign you in;
• to save your records and show them back to you, on the devices you sign in on;
• to fill in your own cell number on a form you choose to fill, such as FDC's monthly Supervision Report, and to show it in Settings;
• to send the emails you need: confirming your address, and resetting your password;
• to answer you when you ask for help;
• to keep Dayproof working and secure, for example by stopping repeated failed sign-ins; and
• to follow the law (see Legal requests).

We don't use your records for advertising or marketing, we don't build profiles about you, and we don't look at your records unless you ask for help with one.

On iPhone, your records are stored in the app on your phone, behind an optional app lock (Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode).

On the web, your records, photos and details are stored with our database provider, Supabase, in the United States, encrypted in transit and at rest. Each account can reach only its own records. Your browser never keeps your records or photos in its storage or cache.

No location, no analytics, no ads, no tracking cookies. Dayproof's pages, including the web version at getdayproof.com/app, don't load ads, analytics or fonts from other companies. The web version talks only to getdayproof.com and Supabase. Because Dayproof doesn't track you across websites, it works the same way whether or not your browser sends a Do Not Track signal.

The only things stored in your browser:

• Your sign-in. It's kept for this tab only, unless you choose Keep me signed in on this computer. Then the sign-in, and that choice, stay on the computer.
• When you last used Dayproof in this tab, to sign you out after 20 minutes.
• When you last tapped Call, and which number you tapped (your officer, the duty officer or the 24-hour line), to remind you to write the call down.

Your records and photos are never kept in the browser's storage or cache. Signing out removes all of it.

Nobody else can see them through Dayproof. Officers, courts and programs can't see them unless you show them.

We never share your records with officers, courts or programs, except when the law requires it (see Legal requests).

The people who run Dayproof can technically reach the database to keep it working, and don't look at records unless you ask for help with one. Supabase, which runs the database, can technically reach it too. Web records aren't locked with a key that only you hold, so these promises, and the legal requests section below, matter.

Dayproof never sends anything for you. A note to your officer leaves only when you copy it or open it in Messages yourself.

What Dayproof can't protect against: someone who sees your screen or uses the computer while you're signed in, harmful software on the computer you use, and legal process served on us.

We never sell your records or any other information about you, and we never share them for anyone's advertising. That includes programs that work with Dayproof: paying for or taking part in a pilot gives no one access to your records.

• Supabase: the database, photos and sign-in, in the United States.
• Cloudflare: runs the getdayproof.com website, and forwards the emails you send to support@regnaholdingsinc.com to our inbox.
• Resend: sends sign-in and password emails, so it handles your email address.
• Our email provider: keeps the support emails you send us.

We use these services only under terms that limit them to providing their service to us and require them to keep your information confidential and secure, at least as well as this policy does. Regna Holdings Inc. has no parent company, subsidiary or other related company that receives your information; if that ever changes, that company will have to protect it the same way.

Each service keeps short-lived request logs that include IP addresses. They expire on each service's own schedule, and we can't delete them on request. Supabase also keeps a history of your sign-ins, with IP addresses, which is deleted with your account.

Records stored online can be requested with a valid court order or other legal process. We'll tell you first unless the law forbids it.

We answer a legal request only when the law requires it. Records in the iPhone app aren't on our servers, so there's nothing there for us to hand over.

For questions about your rights, ask a lawyer, such as your public defender.

Your web records stay in your account until you delete them.

Deleting an entry, Delete everything saved on the web (in Settings) or Delete account removes those records and their photos right away. Our database provider may keep copies in its own backups for a short time after that, until those backups are replaced. We use backups only to recover Dayproof after an outage.

Delete everything saved on the web also erases your name, DC number and officer's details. Delete account also deletes your email, password, cell number and sign-in history. Records in the iPhone app stay on your phone; use Delete everything in the app to erase them, and Delete account in the app to delete your account.

You can download everything you saved on the web with Download my records in Settings. A downloaded file stays on that computer until you delete it.

If you can't sign in, email support@regnaholdingsinc.com from the address on your account, and we'll delete your account for you. We keep support emails only as long as we need them to help you, and we'll delete yours if you ask.

• See and copy your records. Everything you saved on the web is in your account, and Download my records gives you a copy.
• Correct them. On the web, a saved call or receipt can't be changed, but you can delete it and add it again. Use Fix times to correct a schedule's times, and change your details in Settings.
• Delete them. Delete one entry, everything saved on the web, or your whole account, as above.
• Withdraw your consent. You can take back your permission for Dayproof to hold your information at any time: delete an entry, choose Delete everything saved on the web, or choose Delete account, on the web or in the iPhone app. We stop using what you delete right away. On iPhone, you can also turn off Dayproof's camera access in the Settings app under Dayproof, and its Face ID access under Face ID & Passcode, Other Apps.
• Ask us. Write to support@regnaholdingsinc.com with any request about your information. We reply within 2 business days.

Dayproof is for adults 18 and older, as our Terms of Service say. It isn't directed to children, and we don't knowingly collect information from children under 13. If you believe a child has a Dayproof account, write to us and we'll delete it.

• Unless you turn on Keep me signed in on this computer, you're signed in for this tab only, and 20 minutes without use signs you out (after a 2-minute warning). Choose Sign out when you're done: a closed tab can be reopened, still signed in, for up to 20 minutes after you last used it.
• Leave Keep me signed in on this computer off on a library or shared computer.
• If the browser offers to save your password, choose Never.
• On a library computer, a private window is safest.
• Sign out removes your sign-in from this browser and your records from the screen. Sign out everywhere, in Settings, signs you out here right away, and on your other computers and phones, including the iPhone app, within an hour.
• If you copied a note or a week, choosing Sign out clears it from the clipboard. Closing the tab doesn't, and the 20-minute sign-out may not.
• Downloads and printouts stay behind after you sign out. Delete them, or take them with you.
• The browser's history keeps the addresses of the pages you opened. They show dates, but none of your records. A private window doesn't keep them.

If we change this policy, we'll update it here and change the effective date. If a change is significant, we'll tell you in Dayproof or by email before it takes effect, and we won't use information we already hold in a materially different way without your consent.

Questions about privacy, or a request about your records: support@regnaholdingsinc.com. You can also reach Dayproof Support by phone.

Regna Holdings Inc. operates Dayproof.

This policy is effective October 12, 2026. If it changes, the date here changes too.