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What you agree to when you book.

Larkby rings your phone at a time you choose, once it opens where you live. This page names the company behind that call, says what a booking arranges, what you take on when you type a number in, and how the mornings stop.

Who runs it

The company behind the call

Larkby is made and run by Draft Labs Pte. Ltd. That is the company you are dealing with when you book a morning, and the one answerable for everything the privacy page describes.

Ask for a copy of what it holds, ask for it to be deleted, or ask a question about either, through the form on the privacy page.

What it does

One call, at the time you set

A booking is a time and a phone number. Larkby rings that number at that time, read in your own timezone, once it opens where you live, and a voice speaks to you when you pick up. Larkby does not carry that call on its own: the privacy page names every company it passes through, and what each one gets.

You can also write a short morning message, up to 200 characters, and choose the voice that reads it. Neither is required, and skipping both changes nothing about the call.

What you take on

The number has to be one you can answer

Book a number you are allowed to answer. Larkby dials the number that was typed in, at the time that was chosen, and nothing along the way checks whose phone it is — so a number entered by mistake, or on somebody else’s behalf, wakes a person who never asked for it.

How it stops

Nothing stops until you ask

There is no button here that ends a booking. The way to stop the calls is the form on the privacy page: ask for your data to be deleted, and the mornings go with it. An operator does that by hand — and the same form is where to say a number has stopped being yours, because nothing notices that on its own either.

Until then nothing is on a clock. Larkby deletes nothing on a schedule: there is no expiry job and no retention window, so what is stored stays stored until someone asks for it to be removed. The privacy page lists what that is.

Open the privacy page