The person behind Steady


I built Steady because I needed it, and because I thought maybe you might too. The little companion beside me is Sprout, Steady's new mascot.
Living with late-diagnosed autism and ADD, I've been through a lot of different habit-tracking and productivity apps, but most of them were just too much. Way too many features, too many notifications, too much pressure to keep up with. When I eventually did stop using those apps, I realised that they didn't make my life any easier. They just made me feel worse.
So I wanted to change that. Steady, which didn't have the name when the idea first came to mind, was actually an idea that my mum came up with. She wanted me to try and make a tool for neurodivergent people: an app, in the form of a daily life tracker that had a simple layout, was easy to use, and had specific explanations for each feature. Accessibility options were my own addition to that list.
However, I didn't start building Steady right away. It took me a good while to work up the courage to actually begin. But once I did, it quickly became a passion project that I've poured a lot of love and care into. I wanted to make something I would actually want to use, and that would be genuinely helpful for people like me.

Meet Sprout
Sprout is Steady's mascot and a gentle reminder that growth doesn't have to happen all at once. Some days you might get a lot done; other days, simply just showing up is enough. Sprout is here for both— quietly cheering you on, without pressure or judgment.
No subscription to forget, no paywall to bump into on a hard day, no ads watching you.
Your Steady data stays locally in your browser on this device. There are no accounts, cloud sync, analytics, or advertising.
If the day goes badly and you don't check in, Steady will be there tomorrow. Without guilt, without a streak warning, without making it worse.
Last updated: August 23rd, 2026
How Steady stores app data
Everything you add in the Steady app is stored in your browser's local storage on that device. Your Steady app data is not uploaded to a Steady database or cloud account.
No accounts or cloud sync
The current version of Steady doesn't use accounts and cannot sync data between devices. Your app data is available only in the same browser, browser profile, and device where you entered it.
What stays on your device
Local data can include your profile and accessibility choices, profile photo, tasks, routines, habits, mood history, notes, important dates, focus sessions, meal-guide items, emergency-stock items, and onboarding state.
No analytics, advertising, or third-party tracking
The Steady app doesn't use advertising cookies, behavioural analytics, or third-party tracking tools. Your app content is not used to build analytics or advertising profiles.
Deleting app data
You can clear your Steady content from 'Settings'. Clearing the site's browser storage also removes the local app data from that browser. Because there's no cloud copy, deletion on the device is permanent unless you previously exported a backup.
Backups and data loss
Local data may be lost if you clear browser data, switch devices, uninstall the browser app, change browser profile, or reset the device. You can export a backup from 'Settings', keep the file somewhere safe, and import it again later.
Website contact and demo forms
If you use a website form, I receive the name, email address, and message you choose to send. I use that information only to reply or arrange a walkthrough. Form submissions are separate from your Steady app data.
Sensitive information
Steady is a planning and overview tool, not a medical record. Avoid adding highly sensitive information that is not necessary for how you use the app.
Changes to this policy
Meaningful changes to app storage, analytics, forms, or sharing will be reflected here together with a new update date.
Your rights
You can ask to access, correct, or delete personal information submitted through the website's contact or demo forms by contacting me. Steady app data remains on your device and is not available to me. If you believe your personal data has not been handled properly, you can contact Datatilsynet, the Danish Data Protection Agency.
Questions
Reach out at sara.ringkow@gmail.com or through the contact form on the site.