Three outside companies handle data so that Cutiko can work. This is who they are and what each one sees:
The full page below says what each company receives and why.
Last updated: 17 October 2026
A subprocessor is a company that handles data on our behalf so that Cutiko can work. This page names every one of them, what each receives, and where it sits. It forms part of the privacy policy.
There are three.
If you subscribe on the web, you pay through Stripe. Your card goes straight to Stripe's own checkout page and never touches us: we never see, hold or process a card number. We give Stripe your email address and your family's identifier; Stripe collects your billing address so it can work out the tax included in your price, and tells us the state of your subscription and each payment. Free families never touch Stripe at all.
If you subscribe in the iOS app, you pay through the App Store. Apple takes the payment and handles refunds, and hands us a signed record of the purchase that carries your family's identifier, so we know which family the plan belongs to.
Notifications to your phone, including the feeding and sleep timers on your lock screen, go through Apple's push service. Apple sees the device token and the text of each notification, for example "Feeding started", for as long as it takes to deliver it.
Cutiko runs on a dedicated server we rent from ReliableSite.Net LLC, in New York. The database, the photos and videos, and the mail server all live on that machine.
A hosting company is a subprocessor because it holds the hardware, not because it uses your data. ReliableSite makes no use of anything stored on the server, and nothing is handed to it.
Cutiko has no other outside parties in the loop: