Terms of Use
App: Sabr (com.zilloris.sabr)
Updated: 29 September 2026
Contact: support@zilloris.com
Using the app
Sabr is a habit tracker for Android: the habits you are quitting and the ones you are building, each drawn as a brush line with a piece for every day. It is free to download and it has no account. Installing it is the whole of it — there is nothing to register and nothing to cancel.
Sabr is not directed at children under 13.
Your record is yours
What you put into Sabr belongs to you. The names you give your habits, the amounts you record, the days you missed and the cravings you held through — all of it is yours. We claim no ownership of it, and we never receive it: there is no account, no sync and no server of ours for it to be sent to.
Because we never receive it, we cannot read it, cannot recover it, and have nothing to hand to anyone else.
Your copies are yours to keep
Sabr keeps your record in one place: your phone. Settings offers an export of your page as a CSV file, through Android's own share sheet, to a place you choose. If you send it into a cloud folder or another app, the file is then subject to that service's terms and outside anything this app can control.
Deleting the app deletes the page, immediately and permanently, and a copy you exported earlier is not affected — it stays where you put it.
No warranty
The app is provided as it is. It is a habit tracker on a phone: it can be uninstalled, a device can be lost, and data kept in one place can be gone. Export anything you would be sorry to lose. To the extent the law allows, the app and its author are not liable for lost data or lost time.
Nothing here removes rights you have as a consumer that cannot be excluded under the law where you live.
Services we do not run
Google Play distributes the app and delivers its updates, and Google Play's terms apply to that. Google Firebase supplies the app with the addresses of this document and the privacy policy (Remote Config) and receives a report if the app crashes (Crashlytics), and GitHub Pages publishes both at zilloris.com; when you open either one inside the app it is downloaded from there, and GitHub's terms apply to that request. What each carries is described in the privacy policy.
Changes
These terms may change with a future version, and the updated date above changes with them. The app downloads this page when you open the terms inside it, so it shows the current text.
Contact
Questions about these terms: support@zilloris.com