What stays after you close the feature
The editable Adventure Profile, including ongoing wishes, and sanitized published Mission History with structured feedback are saved locally first and privately synchronized through your Apple iCloud account. Your private CloudKit database is separate from model processing. An offline copy can exist on a device while sync catches up.
Adjust this weekend wishes are request-only. The raw exchanges used for generation are not synchronized as a conversation. Your chosen request origin and location history are not added to the Adventure Profile or synchronized Mission History. A published mission can retain its public destination and presentation forecast so its details remain readable.
The model choice and PCC consent receipt stay on the current installation and are excluded from backup and iCloud sync. Derived feedback notes are also local-only and backup-excluded; the ratings they came from have the history's synchronization rules.
What the selected Apple model can receive
Both generation routes use the same bounded, stage-relevant context categories. These can include selected interests and limits, ongoing and current wishes, the current interest focus, compact recent mission references, feedback preferences, a chosen location and the relevant forecast. Later writing or repair stages receive the mission or source information needed for that stage.
PCC requires a separate explicit choice and current authorization on this device. Choosing it permits this prepared context to be processed by Apple, including written wishes or mission references that can contain personal information. The app does not describe the request as anonymous or promise that no text leaves the device.
Mement does not automatically send raw HealthKit samples, your whole Task or Calendar store, the full stored profile and history, or another feature's transcript. Feedback notes are guidance and never remove hard constraints. Model context is fitted to the selected model's capacity, so the two routes need not return identical results.
Mement does not put your profile, wishes, location, feedback, prompts or generated mission text in its telemetry.
Location, Maps and weather have their own requests
Opening the request does not start a location lookup. An ordinary generation request can use current location through When In Use permission. You may select a different area with search and a map. The selected coordinate can reach the chosen model, including PCC with consent, with its source and accuracy; reduced-accuracy access is not represented as a precise fix.
MapKit search, geocoding, route calculation and WeatherKit can contact Apple services independently of the model route. Local generation is therefore not a promise that every part of finding an outing works offline. No specific place deliberately avoids the location and forecast lookup for a weather-independent at-home suggestion.
The map in mission details shows the public destination, not a current-position marker. Displaying it can fetch Apple Maps content, but does not itself start PCC processing. Opening the separate Maps app is another explicit action.
What a venue website receives during research
For a public place found through Maps, the app can fetch its linked website and a limited number of relevant pages on that same HTTPS origin. It does not sign in, send stored cookies or execute the page's scripts. The model selects from app-supplied page references rather than browsing arbitrary addresses.
The website receives normal network information, including your IP address. Mement does not send it your Adventure Profile, wishes, feedback or mission history. Bounded page excerpts, source addresses and retrieval times can then go to your selected Apple model. A page being readable does not certify its opening hours, admission, safety or suitability.
How feedback becomes future guidance
After explicit completion feedback is saved, Mement can analyze that outing, its rating or reason and current explicit constraints on the selected authorized route. The result is a small tentative note, or no useful inference. It is not a personal model trained on your activity.
Learn from mission feedback is enabled by default. Turning it off excludes feedback-derived guidance and clears derived notes without deleting the ratings. Profile changes and source edits invalidate stale notes. Explicit interests, wishes and feasibility limits remain authoritative.
What changes when you save a Task or Calendar event
Saving preparation is an explicit export into the normal Task editor, with the checklist and retained admission destinations in Notes. Adding to Calendar is an explicit export into the system event editor, with the activity description and proposed time. These records follow the normal Task and Calendar storage rules.
Their links back to the mission are installation-local. Deleting the private mission data does not silently delete an exported Task, an event, a reservation or a purchase. Review those records separately if you no longer need them.
Inspect or remove your data
With access to the adventure flow, you can edit the profile and remove profile or history data. Settings, Privacy & Security, Weekend Missions also provides a read-only data summary and independent deletion or full reset controls without requiring current Pro. It does not unlock generation or profile editing after access expires.
Deleting the synchronized profile or history records the deletion for the current iCloud account. Uninstalling the app removes that installation's copy, but does not itself erase privately synchronized data; it can return after reinstall. Model choice and consent do not restore through iCloud and need the relevant choice on a new installation.
Read Apple's processing explanation
Apple explains how on-device processing and Private Cloud Compute handle requests. Use its current documentation for Apple's privacy guarantees, and the Mement privacy policy for the app's services, permissions, retention and your choices.
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