Privacy Policy

We don't want your data.

Most privacy policies are long, confusing documents designed to hide the ways companies exploit your information. Ours is short because there's almost nothing to say.

We Do Not Collect Your Data

Our software runs on your device. Your data stays on your device. We have no servers collecting your information, no analytics tracking your behavior, and no interest in changing that. We don't use cookies, we don't use trackers, and we don't use any third-party analytics services on this website or in our apps.

We Do Not Run Ads

None of our products contain advertisements. We do not work with ad networks. We do not build advertising profiles. We do not participate in surveillance capitalism in any form. Our revenue comes from building good software that people want to buy once, or from offering it for free.

We Never Share Your Information with Third Parties

Ever. Full stop. No exceptions. We do not sell, rent, trade, or otherwise disclose your personal information to any third party for any reason. This is not a negotiable principle — it is the foundation of everything we build.

If You Contact Us

If you reach out to us through our contact form, by email, or by phone, the information you provide (your name, email address, phone number, and message) will be used solely for the purpose of communicating with you. That's it. We will never share your contact information with anyone. We will never add you to a marketing list. We will never sell or hand your details to a third party. The conversation stays between us.

Our Products

Every product we build is designed to function entirely on your device without sending data anywhere. This applies to Private Assistant, Cara, Privacy Keyboard, and every product we will ever make. If it runs on your device, your data stays on your device.

Changes to This Policy

If we ever update this policy, we will post the changes here. But honestly, the only direction this policy can move is toward more privacy, not less. Our principles are non-negotiable.

Last updated: March 3, 2026