Privacy Policy

Information used by the consumer app

You do not need an account to browse restaurant listings. If you allow location access, AfterFive uses your device location to sort happy hours by distance. The distance calculation happens on your device. You can decline location access and choose a city instead.

If you choose to enable nearby happy-hour notifications, AfterFive sends your current location or selected city to its backend together with a random app-install identifier so it can select relevant alerts. If sponsored discovery is enabled, the app may use the same kind of location and app-install identifier to select and measure a sponsored result. AfterFive does not use this information to track you across other companies’ apps or websites.

Business accounts

Restaurant owners, administrators, and managers may create an account to maintain listings. For those accounts, AfterFive stores the email address used to sign in, authentication records, business-account membership, and the restaurant locations the account is authorized to manage. It also stores listing information and media, such as restaurant photos and menu documents, that authorized users choose to upload.

Support and corrections

If you contact us, we receive the information you choose to send, such as your email address, message, and details about a restaurant listing. We use it to respond, investigate the issue, and improve listing accuracy.

Restaurant listings and sources

Listings may include public restaurant information and links to the restaurant’s own website or menu. AfterFive preserves source links and review details so people can understand where published happy-hour information came from.

Service providers and security

AfterFive uses service providers to host the app’s backend, authenticate business users, and deliver published listings. We limit access to business-account data according to each user’s authorized business and restaurant locations.

Connections between the app and its backend use HTTPS. Business sign-in refresh tokens are stored in the iOS Keychain, and cached responses and locally stored user files use iOS Data Protection. Hosted data is still available to the authorized services and people needed to operate AfterFive; it is not end-to-end encrypted. No method of electronic storage or transmission is completely secure.

Your choices

You can change location permission in iPhone Settings. Business users can request help with account information by contacting us. We retain information only as needed to operate the service, resolve issues, and meet applicable obligations.

Children and policy changes

AfterFive is not directed to children under 13. We may update this policy as the app changes and will post the revised date on this page.

Contact

Questions about privacy can be sent through Contact support.