Privacy Policy
Privacy policy for iPhonotype on iPhone and Mac.
iPhonotype is designed around local capture and local analysis workflows. The iPhone app does not require an account to use core features, and the Mac companion is designed for direct local analysis rather than a mandatory cloud pipeline.
This policy explains what the apps process, which permissions they request, when data may move between your devices, and how you stay in control of your research and imaging data.
Information Handling
What the apps process locally
What We Do Not Collect
What is not required for core use
Permissions
Why permissions are requested
Data Transfer
When data leaves the device
Data leaves the iPhone only when you explicitly export it, share it, or hand it off to your Mac companion through the app’s local transfer workflows.
The macOS companion can then store and analyze that data locally on the Mac where it is installed. Different Macs and different macOS user accounts maintain separate local libraries unless files are transferred between them.
Retention and Deletion
How long data stays available
Data stays in your local app libraries until you delete it, export it, or remove the app and its associated storage. On macOS, separate machines and separate user accounts maintain separate local libraries unless you explicitly transfer packages between them.
- Delete projects or packages inside the app if you no longer need them.
- Remove exported files from your device or Mac if you want them gone from local storage.
- Uninstalling the app may remove app-local data, depending on platform behavior and any files you exported elsewhere.
Contact
Questions about privacy
If you have questions about this policy or about how the app handles data, contact: [email protected]
If the app’s data practices change materially in the future, this page should be updated to reflect those changes.