Last updated June 27, 2026.
Checked June 27, 2026. This page was compared with the public App Store listing. Where a store privacy or data-safety label was visible, it said the developer does not collect user data.
Accurate app behavior: Party intake, generated plans, RSVP rows, quantity edits, exports, host briefs, unlock state, and local trial state stay on device. Manual share/export destinations are chosen by the host. Apple StoreKit handles purchase, restore, refund, receipt, and localized price display. No accounts, ads, analytics, tracking, or developer backend are used.
PartyPilot is a local party planning app. Milestone 1 does not use an app-specific backend and does not sell personal data.
The app stores the host's party intake, generated plan, local RSVP rows, quantity edits, unlock flag, and trial start date on device. The trial clock is mirrored in Keychain so deleting the normal planner file does not reset the local trial.
PartyPilot does not collect guest contacts, send messages automatically, create carts, contact vendors, or perform payments outside Apple's in-app purchase system.
Invite text, shopping lists, CSV, and host briefs are generated for manual export or manual sharing. The host chooses whether and where to share generated content.
The app uses one non-consumable StoreKit product for a lifetime unlock: com.partypilot.unlock.lifetime. The 3-day trial is local app logic and is not a StoreKit trial, subscription, or non-renewing subscription. Apple may process purchase, restore, transaction verification, and localized price display.
For support, visit PartyPilot Support.