Official documentation
Oravo Privacy Policy
Oravo AI, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- Oravo's privacy policy, dated 04/30/2025 on the page. It says voice dictation runs on cloud servers rather than on the device, describes a default Private Mode and an opt-in mode that trains on recognized text, and says transcript history and recordings are stored only on the device.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own policy, read on the date shown. It is dated 04/30/2025, so it may not describe later app versions, and it does not explain the offline dictation mode listed on the pricing page.
Facts taken from this source
- Oravo's privacy policy says Oravo uses cloud servers instead of on-device processing for voice dictation.
“Oravo uses cloud servers instead of on-device processing to give you the fastest and most accurate voice dictation experience possible.” (2. Why We Use Cloud Processing)
- Oravo's privacy policy says dictation recordings are stored only on the user's device.
“You may notice you can view your transcript history and recordings for dictation in the app. This is only stored locally on your device for you to view.” (6. How Transcript History Works)
- Oravo's privacy policy says its opt-in improvement mode uses recognized dictated text, not audio, to improve speech-to-text accuracy.
“Recognized dictated text (not audio): Used to improve speech-to-text accuracy.” (4. What We Collect and Why, If You Opt In)