App license
Use of HDiary is subject to Apple’s Standard End User License Agreement (Standard EULA), available through the link on this page. This explanation of features and support does not replace that agreement or limit rights granted by applicable law.
Subscriptions and payment
HDiary includes a free entry allowance. Monthly and yearly auto-renewable subscriptions remove the entry limit. Available products, periods, local prices, and offers are those displayed on Apple’s purchase screen.
Apple handles payment and renewal. You can cancel automatic renewal through your Apple Account’s subscription settings and request eligible refunds through Apple support. Uninstalling the app does not cancel a subscription.
Restore Purchases in app settings checks valid purchase entitlements again. It is not a journal recovery feature and does not restore deleted content.
Content you save and share
Only add text, images, and people’s information that you have the right to use. Respect others’ privacy and rights when sharing. You decide what to record and whether to export or send it to someone else.
HDiary is a personal recording and reflection tool. Ratings, charts, and entry suggestions help organize your experiences.
Availability and data limitations
Features including iCloud sync, App Store purchases, and Journaling Suggestions rely on Apple services and the device environment. Networks, accounts, system versions, and storage can affect availability.
Keep your important content and exported copies safe. The current raw archive has no in-app import or restore option, and deletion has no guaranteed recoverable trash feature. Read Data Management and the privacy policy for deletion retention and sync behavior.
Contact and updates
Contact the support email for app or purchase-access issues. Apple’s account and support tools also handle purchase transactions, automatic renewal, and refund requests.
We may update these explanations as app features change and will show the updated date on this page. Apple’s published Standard EULA remains the source of its license terms.