Status for Slack is an iPhone and Apple Watch app that sets your Slack status. This page explains what it does with your data. Last updated 14 November 2026.
When you sign in, Slack issues the app a user token that lets it read and set your own status. The token is stored in the Keychain on your iPhone and on your Apple Watch, and nowhere else. Your status presets are stored on your iPhone and copied to your watch.
If you tap Try the demo, the app connects to a sample workspace instead of Slack. The demo status is kept on your device and is never sent anywhere.
The app talks to one service: Slack's API, to read and set your status. The only other network call is the sign-in callback at status-for-slack.vercel.app, a small function that exchanges Slack's one-time sign-in code for your token and hands it straight back to the app. It does not store the code, the token, or anything about you.
Tap Disconnect in the app. It revokes the app's access in Slack and removes the token from both devices. Deleting the app removes the token from your devices too, but leaves the app's access in Slack until you remove it under your workspace's app settings.
Questions about your data: email support@laurabeatris.com.