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Privacy for the ParrotFlow app and website
ParrotFlow, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy page of ParrotFlow, marked as last updated on 10 October 2026 and read on 2026-10-22. It lists what the Mac app keeps locally, what it fetches from the network, and when text goes to a language model.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own privacy page, dated 10 October 2026. It describes the app's behavior as the maker states it; the source code is public, which a reader can check, but this page was not audited.
Facts taken from this source
- ParrotFlow's privacy page says recordings are not kept by default, and that setting logging.audio to true keeps them. The page gives no number of days.
“They are not kept by default ... Set logging.audio: true to keep your recordings” (Privacy page, What stays on your Mac: Recordings)
- ParrotFlow's privacy page says that by default a dictation clip is removed as soon as it is transcribed. The page gives no number of days.
“a clip is removed as soon as it is transcribed” (Privacy page, What stays on your Mac: Recordings)
- ParrotFlow's privacy page lists a trace file that holds one line per dictation, with the transcript, and gives its default as Always. The page gives no number of days.
“What it holds Default ... One line per dictation, with the transcript Always” (Privacy page, the table of files the app writes on your Mac)