DayWave support

How can we help?

Find answers to common questions below. If you cannot find what you need, email the developer directly.

Contact the developer

If possible, include your device model, system version, steps that reproduce the problem, and screenshots. Replies usually arrive within two to three business days.

Send an email

Account and data requests

You can permanently delete your account and cloud data from Settings → Cloud Sync → Delete Account. Contact the developer by email if you need to access, correct, or export your information.

Submit a data request

Frequently asked questions

Does DayWave read my system calendar?

No. DayWave records completed actions that you enter yourself. It does not currently read or upload system calendar content.

Can I use DayWave without an account?

Yes. You can record actions and view progress entirely on-device. An account is required only for cross-device sync, cloud restore, and Growth Partner features.

How do iPhone, iPad, and Mac stay in sync?

Sign in to the same DayWave account on each device, then choose manual or automatic sync. Manual mode runs only when you select Sync Now. Automatic mode runs when entries change or when the app returns to the foreground.

How do I assign an entry to a specific project?

Include #ProjectName or 【ProjectName】 in the entry. You can also move entries or rename a project later from its detail view.

Can my Growth Partner read my entries?

No. A partner sees only the five growth-attribute totals and, if you allow it, your activity in the last seven days, streak, and avatar. Original entry text, project names, and calendar content are never shared with a partner.

Do I need to pay again inside the app?

No. DayWave is a one-time paid App Store download with no trial, subscription, or in-app purchase. The full feature set is available after download.

How do I request a refund?

Apple handles the purchase. Submit refund requests through Apple's Report a Problem service.

Does deleting the app delete cloud data?

No. Uninstalling removes local data from that device. Cloud account information must be deleted separately through an account and data request.