Official documentation
Privacy Policy: Murmo Notes
Home M K Inc., 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Murmo Notes, published by Home M K Inc. It states that the app has no server of its own, that the speech recognition runs on the iPhone, and what data leaves a device. It was last updated on October 21, 2026.
- How much weight it carries
- The developer's own policy, and the page says it describes what the app does now. It covers the iPhone and Apple Watch app only. The policy lists the cases where data leaves a device, so the absence of a third-party AI is read from that list.
Facts taken from this source
- Murmo Notes says its Basic tier stays free, with an optional yearly Standard subscription and a one-time Lifetime purchase.
“Starting with version 1.1, Murmo Notes offers an optional yearly subscription (Standard) and a one-time purchase (Lifetime). Basic stays free.” (Privacy Policy, section 'Purchases')
- Murmo Notes says it has no server of its own, and that recordings and their text stay on the user's own devices.
“In one sentence: Murmo Notes has no accounts and no server of its own. Your recordings and the text transcribed from them stay on your own devices.” (Privacy Policy, opening summary)
- Murmo Notes says Polish with Apple Intelligence uses the model built into the iPhone, through Apple's on-device interface.
“Polish with Apple Intelligence, and the short names the app can give a new Thread, use the model built into the iPhone through Apple’s on-device interface.” (Privacy Policy, section 'What leaves the device')
- Murmo Notes says its speech recognition runs on the device and does not send recordings anywhere.
“The speech recognition components the app uses (the open-source WhisperKit and a Whisper model) run on the device and do not send recordings anywhere.” (Privacy Policy, section 'What leaves the device')