Official documentation
Alpineglow Voice Recorder privacy policy
Jimmy Kang, Alpineglow (Jimmy Kang), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The maker's privacy policy for Alpineglow Voice Recorder, effective September 25, 2026. It says recordings and transcripts stay on the device and are never uploaded to the developer, that speech is processed on the iPhone when the device supports on-device recognition for the language, and that the developer does not collect any data.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own policy and the primary statement of what the app does with data. It describes the app's behavior; it is not an audit. When on-device recognition is unavailable, the policy says audio goes to Apple, so the speech row carries that qualifier.
Facts taken from this source
- Alpineglow's privacy policy says recordings and transcripts are stored only on the device and never uploaded to the developer or its servers.
“Your audio recordings, transcripts, titles and flags are stored only on your device, inside the app. They are never uploaded to the developer or to any server operated by the developer.” (Privacy policy, Recordings and transcripts section)
- Alpineglow's privacy policy says the developer does not collect any data.
“In short: the developer does not collect any data.” (Privacy policy, opening summary)
- Alpineglow's privacy policy says that when the device supports on-device recognition for the language, audio is processed entirely on the iPhone.
“When your device supports on-device recognition for your language, audio is processed entirely on your iPhone.” (Privacy policy, Speech recognition section)