Your family’s information belongs to your household.
Updated November 5, 2026. This notice describes the current Everyday Parent Planner service and planned subscription billing. We will update it before paid enrollment opens if our practices change.
Use care information thoughtfully. The planner can contain medication, caregiver, appointment, bill, and family-message details. Share access only with people who need it. Do not enter bank passwords, full payment-card numbers, Social Security numbers, or information that is not needed to coordinate care.
Information the service handles
- Account details: email address, display name, password verifier, role, household membership, session and security records.
- Care plan information: appointments, rides, caregiver schedules and notes, medicine and refill reminders, routines, bills, shopping lists, family messages, and confirmations.
- Display and device data: private display tokens, screen settings, browser-local notepad content, and basic technical information needed to keep the service working.
- Support messages: the email address and information you send when you contact support.
How information is used
We use household information to provide the planner, show the In-Home Family Display, share updates with authorized household members and caregivers, secure accounts, provide support, and maintain the service. We do not sell care-plan information or use it to target advertising. We do not access a device’s address book, call history, or messages. A call starts only after a user chooses a call action and grants any required permission.
Who can see household information
People invited to a household can see information allowed by their role. Household owners can manage membership and revoke display links. A private display link or QR code can provide access to a household screen or task, so treat it like a key: do not post it publicly and revoke it when a device is replaced.
Service providers and payments
The service uses hosting and infrastructure providers to operate the website and store data. Support email is handled through our email provider. Subscription checkout is not active yet. Before enrollment begins, we will identify the payment processor and explain how billing information is handled. Do not email payment-card or bank credentials to support.
Browser storage and notifications
The display may keep selected settings and notepad notes in that browser. Clearing the browser’s site data may remove locally stored notes or settings. If you enable phone notifications, the browser receives a push subscription so it can deliver service alerts; notification content is controlled by your device settings.
Retention, access, and deletion
Household data remains available while the account is active and as needed to operate, secure, and support the service. Owners can use the household data controls in the dashboard or contact us to request access, correction, or deletion. Some records may need to be retained where the law requires it or for security and dispute resolution. We will explain any applicable retention period before paid enrollment.
Security and incidents
We use account access controls and technical safeguards, but no online service can promise perfect security. If an incident requires notice under applicable law, we will notify affected people and authorities as required. Health-related data can be subject to special rules even when a service is not a medical provider; we do not claim that the planner is a HIPAA-covered entity.
Children and emergency use
The service is designed for adults coordinating household care, not for children to create independent accounts. It is not an emergency service or a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or medication administration.
Contact us about privacy
Email support@marginmatch.net with “Privacy request” in the subject. Do not include more sensitive health details than needed to identify your request.