Official documentation
Flunkey Privacy Policy | Flunkey
Flunkey, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 23, 2026
- What it is
- Flunkey's privacy policy. It says the maker runs no server for the app, lists where data is stored on the device, and names the cloud providers that receive requests when the user adds keys.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own policy, read in October 2026. It describes the app's behavior; each cloud provider's own policy governs what that provider does with the data.
Facts taken from this source
- Flunkey's privacy policy says it operates no server for the app.
“We operate no server for the app. There is no account, registration, or login.” (Privacy policy, summary)
- Flunkey's privacy policy says data stays in local app storage until you wipe it.
“Data stays in local app storage until you wipe it.” (Privacy policy, 5. Retention and your choices section)
- Flunkey's privacy policy says each cloud provider's processing regions, retention and training-use policies govern cloud audio and text, not Flunkey.
“Provider processing regions, retention, and training-use policies are governed by the provider, not by Flunkey.” (Privacy policy, Data sent to third parties section)
- Flunkey's privacy policy says its audio and transcripts never reach the maker.
“Your audio, transcripts, chats, selections, dictionary, and API keys never reach us.” (Privacy policy, summary)
- Flunkey's privacy policy says cloud audio and text go to the provider assigned to each task.
“Cloud audio and text are sent to the cloud provider assigned to that task.” (Privacy policy, data sent to third parties)
- Flunkey's privacy policy says its on-device Whisper transcription deletes its temporary audio and text files after success or failure.
“On-device Whisper uses temporary WAV and text files, deletes them after success or failure, and cleans up crash leftovers on a later launch.” (Privacy policy, 1. Summary section)