FAQ

No. Zorynvale apps have no sign-up and no login. You can start using them right away, and your data stays on your device.

By default, everything you enter stays on your device, in the app's private storage. Our apps have no accounts, no cloud, and no servers, and they do not include advertising, analytics, or third-party tracking. Your data is never uploaded to us or anyone else. Each app has its own privacy policy, for example the Mimir privacy policy.

Your data lives on the device where you entered it, and it does not sync automatically. If you did not export a backup, resetting or replacing the device means the data is gone. To keep it, create a backup first (see the next question).

In the app's Settings, export a backup. You can protect it with a passphrase that only you know. Transfer that backup file to your new device, install the app, and use the restore option to import it.

Encrypted backups are protected with a passphrase that only you know. It is not stored anywhere and is never sent to us, so a backup cannot be opened without it and we cannot recover it. Keep your passphrase somewhere safe. If you can still open the app, you can create a new backup with a new passphrase.

Our paid features are one-time purchases, not subscriptions, and there are no ads. Prices start from a base of 1.99 CAD, and the two app stores handle regional pricing differently:

• Google Play (Android): Google converts the 1.99 CAD base price into your local currency based on your country, so the amount varies by region. For example, 1.99 CAD is roughly 1.42 USD.
• Apple App Store (iPhone and iPad): Apple does not convert. It uses fixed price points, so the price is standardized at 1.99 in each currency. That means 1.99 CAD, 1.99 USD, and 1.99 EUR. The number stays 1.99, and it is charged in your local currency.

The exact amount is always shown in the app and at checkout before you confirm.

Refunds are handled by the app store you purchased through, not by Zorynvale. The steps below are current as of July 2026.

Apple App Store (iPhone and iPad):

1. Go to reportaproblem.apple.com and sign in with your Apple Account.
2. Choose "I'd like to", then choose "Request a refund".
3. Choose the reason for the refund, then choose Next.
4. Choose the item, then choose Submit.

Apple usually updates you within 24 to 48 hours. You can check the status at reportaproblem.apple.com under "Check Status of Claims". On Apple, only Apple can issue the refund; Zorynvale cannot.

Google Play (Android):

1. Go to play.google.com and sign in.
2. Click your profile picture, then choose "Payments & subscriptions", then "Budget & order history".
3. Find the purchase and click "Report a problem".
4. Choose the option that matches your situation, complete the form, and submit.

Within 48 hours of purchase you can request the refund directly through Google Play. You will usually get a decision within a day, and up to four days. If it has been more than 48 hours, email us at support@zorynvale.com with your order number and we can look into a refund through the Play Console.

Our apps have no accounts and no servers. Your entries, your purchase records, and anything you generate live only on your device. We never receive them, so there is nothing for us to look up or resend. This is the same privacy design that keeps your data on your device and out of our hands. Purchased items stay on your device, and refunds are handled through the app store.

Mimir is a private, offline-first mental health tracker. You do quick daily check-ins for things like mood, sleep, symptoms, and medications, and Mimir keeps the history for you. When it is time to see your doctor, it can turn that history into a clear, appointment-ready PDF report.

No. Mimir is a personal wellbeing and tracking tool. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition, and it is not a substitute for professional care. It is also not an emergency service and cannot contact help for you. If you are in crisis or may be in danger, contact your local emergency number or a crisis line right away.

Mimir itself is free. The one paid feature is the Doctor Report, an optional PDF summary of your tracked history that you can bring to an appointment. You only pay if you choose to generate one. A free, watermarked sample preview lets you see what a report looks like before you buy.

First, open Mimir again and generate the report one more time. A purchase is only finalized after the PDF is successfully created, so an attempt that was interrupted (for example, the app closed or lost connection) is not used up, and the store lets you complete it without charging you again.

Any report you have already generated is kept on your device under Saved Reports, where you can open, print, or share it again at no extra cost. If a report still will not generate, or you were charged and cannot produce one, you can request a refund from the store you bought it through. See How do I get a refund? in the General section.

Your PIN is stored only on your device as a secure, one-way hash. It is never sent to us, so Zorynvale cannot see, recover, or reset it. Recovery happens on your device, in one of two ways:

• If biometric unlock is turned on: on the lock screen, tap "Forgot PIN?", unlock with your fingerprint or face, and choose a new PIN. Your data is kept.
• If biometrics isn't set up: the PIN itself can't be recovered. After several failed attempts, the lock screen offers an "Erase & reset" option that deletes everything stored on the device and lets you start over, with no need to reinstall. Keep an encrypted backup so you can restore your data afterward.

Reminders are local notifications scheduled on your device. If they are not showing, check that notifications are allowed for Mimir in your device's system settings, and that your reminder times are set in the app. On some phones, battery saver or focus modes can delay notifications.

Biometric unlock uses your device's own Face ID, Touch ID, or fingerprint. Make sure biometrics are set up in your device settings and that you enabled biometric unlock in Mimir's app lock settings. You can always enter your PIN instead.

Mimir only offers biometric unlock when your device already has Face ID, Touch ID, or a fingerprint set up. If the biometric toggle is missing from the app lock settings, and you were not prompted to turn on biometric unlock after creating your PIN, it means your device does not currently have biometrics Mimir can use.

To turn it on, set up biometrics at the device level first, provided your device supports it:

• iPhone or iPad: open the system Settings app, go to Face ID & Passcode or Touch ID & Passcode, and add your face or a fingerprint. Some iPad models do not have Face ID or Touch ID, in which case biometric unlock is not available.
• Android: set up fingerprint or face unlock in your device's security settings.

Once biometrics is set up on the device, reopen Mimir's app lock settings and the biometric unlock toggle will appear. Turning it on lets you unlock with biometrics and use them to reset a forgotten PIN. You can always use your PIN instead.

Mimir includes verified national crisis lines for Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Spain. For every other location, an International option opens the Find a Helpline directory, which covers many more countries. Mimir selects your region automatically, and you can also browse regions in Settings. If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency number right away.

On Android, Mimir offers home screen widgets for your care tasks and your trends chart. Widgets are an Android feature, so they are not available on iPhone or iPad.

Endo Tracker is a private symptom tracker for people living with endometriosis. You do a quick daily check-in, and the app keeps your history. When it is time to see your doctor, it turns that history into a clear PDF report you can print or share.

No. There is no account and no sign-up. The app works fully offline. The only time it uses the internet is to show the store price for the Doctor Report and to complete that purchase.

On the Today screen, tap "Check in." You can record pain and where it hurts, bleeding, period day, mood, energy, sleep, bowel and bladder symptoms, possible triggers, medications, and a note. Save when you are done. You only need to fill in what applies to you.

Pain level and pain locations, bleeding, period days, mood, energy, sleep, bowel and bladder symptoms, possible triggers, and your medications along with how helpful each one was and any side effects. You can also add your own custom symptoms and triggers.

Go to the Report tab, tap "Generate Doctor Report," choose a time period (7, 30, or 90 days, all time, or a custom range), and confirm the purchase. The report is created on your device as a PDF that you can view, print, share, or save. Past reports are kept on the Report tab.

It is a one-time purchase per report, with no subscription. The exact price is shown on the button and in the store purchase screen before you are charged.

The app looks at the period days you have logged and estimates your next period from that history. It is only an estimate based on your own data, not a medical prediction, and it becomes more useful the more you log.

Reminders are off by default. You can turn on a daily check-in reminder in Settings, and set reminders for individual medications on the Medications tab. Reminders are delivered on your device only.

In Settings, under "Your details." This information is used only to label your Doctor Report and stays on your device.

On the Today screen you can pick suggested questions or add your own. They are carried into your Doctor Report so you do not forget them in the appointment.

In Settings, under Data and backup, tap Export. This saves a single file containing all of your data, which includes your check-ins, saved reports, your details, your questions, custom lists, reminders, and your light or dark theme choice. Keep the file somewhere safe, since it holds your health information.

Export a backup on your old phone, transfer that file to your new phone, install Endo Tracker, then use Import in Data and backup to restore everything.

You can delete a single day from the Calendar, delete a saved report on the Report tab, or use "Delete all data" in Data and backup to clear everything. Uninstalling the app also removes all of its data from your device. Because your data is only on your device, deleting it cannot be undone.

The report summarizes your logged data, so the button appears only after you have logged at least one day that includes a pain level. Do a check-in on the Today screen, set a pain value, and save. The button will then appear on the Report tab.

The Doctor Report price and purchase come from the App Store or Google Play, so you need an internet connection and to be signed in to your store account. If the price does not appear, close and reopen the app, check your connection, and try again.

Each report is a separate one-time purchase, so generating a new report later is a new purchase. There is no subscription and nothing renews automatically.

Check three things: the reminder is turned on in the app (daily reminder in Settings, or the specific medication on the Medications tab), notifications are allowed for Endo Tracker in your phone's system settings, and your phone is not in a do-not-disturb or battery-saver mode that blocks notifications.

That is the intended behavior. The app always opens to Today, where you tap "Check in" to log a day.

Calendar day colors reflect the highest pain you logged that day. A day with only a note and no pain value shows as the lightest color. Tap any colored day to see everything you logged for it.

Yes. The app follows your system light or dark setting, and it supports larger system text sizes. If your text size is very large, the app caps it slightly so the layout stays usable.