Official documentation
Privacy Policy, Daisy
Small Bricktory (Apexis Solutions Inc. dba Small Bricktory), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 23, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Daisy, a private, on-device meeting and audio app, last updated September 29, 2026. It says recordings, transcripts and summaries stay on the user's own devices, and it states how long Daisy keeps license records, email and logs.
- How much weight it carries
- The company's own policy, read on the page it publishes. It states the company's own practices and has not been audited by an outside party. Where the policy says Daisy never receives meeting content, that covers Daisy's own servers; AI providers a user connects are governed by their own policies.
Facts taken from this source
- Daisy's privacy policy says data on your devices stays until you delete it. The policy lists recordings and transcripts among that data and says Daisy never receives them. It gives no number of days.
“We never receive them. ... Data on your devices stays until you delete it.” (Data retention; What stays on your devices)
- Daisy's privacy policy says email you send it is kept until your request is handled or until you ask for it to be deleted. It names no number of days.
“Email you send us is kept until your request is handled or you ask us to delete it.” (Data retention)
- Daisy's privacy policy says it keeps license and customer records while a license is active and afterward as legal, tax and accounting rules require. It names no number of days.
“We keep license and customer records while your license is active and afterward as legal, tax, and accounting rules require.” (Data retention)