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Privacy Policy: Quick Notes
Birchtree Productions, LLC, 2025
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Quick Notes, last updated October 18, 2025. It says voice recognition runs on the iPhone, that the app works offline after installation, that the maker never collects recordings or transcripts, and that notes are stored only on the device.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own policy, read as a statement of its practices, not an audit. It describes Apple's on-device speech framework as the basis of its claims. It says content is never shared with third parties, which the site's optional Gemini cleanup appears to contradict.
Facts taken from this source
- Quick Notes' privacy policy says audio never leaves the iPhone, not to the maker's servers and not to Apple's servers.
“Your audio never leaves your device ... not to our servers, not to Apple's servers, not anywhere.” (Privacy policy, 100% Local Processing)
- Quick Notes' privacy policy says all voice-to-text transcription happens on the iPhone, using Apple's built-in AI models.
“All voice-to-text transcription happens entirely on your iPhone using Apple's built-in AI models.” (Privacy policy, 100% Local Processing)
- Quick Notes' privacy policy says the maker never collects transcriptions, audio recordings or any text a user generates.
“we never collect your transcriptions, audio recordings, or any text you generate.” (Privacy policy, TLDR)
- Quick Notes' privacy policy says the app works completely offline after the initial download.
“After the initial app download, Quick Notes works completely offline.” (Privacy policy, No Internet Required)