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Cozysweep keeps everything on your device and in your own iCloud. It has no servers of its own. Sync needs three things: both devices signed into the same Apple Account, iCloud switched on for Cozysweep in Settings › your name › iCloud, and an internet connection.

The app keeps working offline; changes catch up as soon as the device is back online. If sync still stalls, quitting and reopening the app on both devices usually clears it.

Sharing is part of Cozysweep+. Open Settings › Household and invite someone; Cozysweep creates an iCloud sharing link you can send by Messages, Mail or AirDrop. The other person opens the link on their iPhone and joins.

Both of you need an active iCloud account. The person who subscribed unlocks sharing for everyone in the home — nobody else needs to pay.

Reminders are local notifications on your device; there is no push server. Check that notifications are allowed for Cozysweep in iOS Settings › Notifications, that no Focus mode is silencing them, and that the reminder is actually set on the task.

Cozysweep asks for notification permission only after your first finished task. If you declined then, you can turn it on in iOS Settings at any time.

Open Settings › Cozysweep+ › Restore purchases. Cozysweep+ is tied to the Apple Account that bought it, so make sure the device is signed into that account. Restoring reads the subscription status straight from the App Store.

Your subscription renews automatically until cancelled. Cancel anytime in iOS Settings › your name › Subscriptions, at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Refunds are handled by Apple through reportaproblem.apple.com — Apple is the merchant, so we cannot issue them ourselves.

Core reminders and your daily list are always free; they are never part of the subscription.

Your data belongs to you and lives only on your devices and in your iCloud. To delete it, reset the app's data in Settings, or remove the app and delete its iCloud data under Settings › your name › iCloud › Manage Storage.

In a shared home, leave the household first. Completed-task history is kept for the household's fairness view; the household owner removes everything for good by deleting the household.