What Moodflower may store
Moodflower can hold several kinds of personal wellness information, depending on which features you choose to use. Some information may be stored locally in your browser, and account-based features may sync to our secure cloud database so your garden can follow you across devices.
- Mood check-ins, emotions, symptoms, body signals, and journal entries
- Sleep, rest, dream, cycle, period, medication, and body wellness logs
- Tiny wins and reflections
- Support plans, crisis tool entries, grounding preferences, and outreach helpers
- Garden preferences, themes, companions, notification settings, and tracking preferences
- Optional Spotify connection and listening insights
- Optional community conservatory membership and comfort notes
Local storage and cloud sync
Moodflower uses browser storage for parts of the app experience, including some preferences and local entries. If you create a Moodflower account and sign in, account data and supported feature data may sync to our secure cloud database (Supabase) so you can access them across devices.
When synced to cloud, your data is stored in Supabase with account-level access controls. We design Moodflower so your personal entries are private to your account. We do not sell emotional, body, cycle, support, or Spotify data.
Account information
If you create an account, we store your email address and any optional profile details you provide (like a display name). We use Supabase Authentication for account management, which handles passwords and sessions securely.
We may send you occasional emails if you opt in — like the weekly garden report or newsletter updates. You can opt out at any time from your profile settings or by emailing us at hello@moodflowerapp.com.
Wellness, cycle, and support data
Moodflower includes optional tools for body signals, cycle awareness, medication notes, sleep, support plans, crisis tools, and guided outreach. These features can include sensitive information about your emotional and physical wellbeing.
This information is used to show your own patterns, reflections, reports, exports, and support tools inside Moodflower. It is not used for advertising, and Moodflower is not a medical provider or emergency service.
Spotify integration
Moodflower’s Mood Mirror feature can optionally connect to your Spotify account. If you connect Spotify, we access your recently played tracks and top artists to generate your emotional audio portrait. We store the OAuth access token securely in our database — it’s used only to fetch your Spotify listening data on your behalf.
We store the recent listening history Spotify shares so Mood Mirror can backfill, refresh safely, and include those plays in charts and insights. Spotify may only provide limited recent history. You can disconnect Spotify at any time from the app settings, which removes your Spotify connection and saved music data.
Community conservatories
If you use a community conservatory, Moodflower stores the conservatory name, invite code, membership information, shared atmosphere events, and comfort notes you choose to send. Private mood check-ins, journal entries, body logs, cycle data, Spotify data, and support plans are not automatically shared into a conservatory.
Comfort notes and shared conservatory activity may be visible to other members of that conservatory. Please only share what feels appropriate for that shared space.
Notifications
If you enable notifications, Moodflower may store notification preferences, subscription details, delivery history, and in-app notification records. Push notifications are handled through OneSignal where available. You can turn notifications off in Moodflower settings or your device/browser settings.
Bloom Supporter & payments
If you become a Bloom Supporter, payments are processed by Stripe. We never see or store your full card number. Stripe returns a customer ID and subscription status, which we store in your profile to manage supporter perks. You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time through the Stripe billing portal.
Cookies & sessions
Moodflower uses minimal cookies. Supabase Auth uses a session cookie to keep you signed in. The Spotify OAuth flow uses short-lived cookies (10-minute expiry) during the connection process. We may also use local storage for app preferences and feature settings. We do not use third-party advertising cookies.
Analytics & tracking
We do not use invasive analytics. We may collect basic, anonymized usage information (like page views) to understand how the app is used. This data is never linked to your identity or emotional data.
Your rights
You can request deletion of your account and all associated data at any time by emailing hello@moodflowerapp.com. We’ll process deletion requests within 30 days.
You can export supported data from Moodflower settings where export tools are available. You can also clear local data from your browser settings at any time, which removes information stored only on your device.
Contact & questions
If you have any questions about how we handle your data, please reach out at hello@moodflowerapp.com. We’ll always respond with care.
Last updated: May 2026