ANNUM · Birthday guide
Private Birthday Tracker for Android
Birthdays connect names, relationships and personal plans. Keeping those details in a focused local tracker can reduce unnecessary exposure while leaving the user in control.
Why birthday data is personal
A birthday list can reveal full names, dates, family connections, colleagues and personal notes. That information deserves the same deliberate handling as other private records.
Keep dates under your control
During normal use, Annum stores birthdays, plans and history locally on the device. It requires no account and does not automatically synchronize those records with TSI Dev Studio servers.
Backup and transfer choices
You can explicitly export a backup and later restore or merge it. Individual profiles can be shared by QR when you choose. These actions are user initiated, so exported files and shared profiles should be handled carefully.
Private tracking versus social networks
A public network may surface a birthday through a profile or notification. Annum instead organizes dates around your private reminder and preparation workflow, without publishing birthday information as a social feature.
Connect privacy with practical planning
Local control does not remove the need for reminders or backups. Combine a suitable reminder schedule with a current backup and review what information you include in personal plans.
Frequently asked questions
Why keep birthdays in a private tracker?
Birthday records can reveal personal dates, relationships and notes that you may not want exposed publicly.
Where is Annum birthday data stored?
Birthdays, plans and history are stored locally on the device during normal use.
Can I back up or transfer my data?
Yes. Annum supports explicit backup export, restore or merge, plus user-initiated QR profile sharing.
Does Annum share birthdays publicly?
Annum is not designed as a public social birthday service. Sharing a QR profile or backup is initiated by the user.
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