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Privacy Policy: Voicr
Voicr, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 20, 2026
- What it is
- Voicr's privacy policy, read on 2026-10-20. It says speech is transcribed on the Mac with a local Whisper model or Apple's on-device engine, that microphone audio is not uploaded, and that a cloud AI provider is used only if the user configures one.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own policy for a single-developer app. It describes the app as the maker builds it on the read date and cannot show what later versions will do.
Facts taken from this source
- Voicr's privacy policy says AI rewriting is optional, and that Apple Intelligence and Ollama process text locally.
“AI rewriting is optional. Apple Intelligence and Ollama process text locally.” (Privacy Policy, section 4, When Text Can Leave Your Mac)
- Voicr's privacy policy says recordings and transcripts are stored locally on your Mac, and that app content stays there until you remove it.
“Recordings, transcripts, notes, history, snippets, writing rules, corrections, preferences, and search data are stored locally on your Mac. ... App content remains on your Mac until you remove it using the App or macOS.” (Privacy Policy, section 3, What Stays on Your Mac, and section 7, Retention, Security, and Transfers)
- Voicr's privacy policy says microphone audio is not uploaded to Voicr or to a cloud AI provider.
“Your microphone audio is not uploaded to us or to a cloud AI provider.” (Privacy Policy, section 3, What Stays on Your Mac)
- Voicr's privacy policy says relevant text goes to a cloud AI provider only if the user chooses one, using the user's own key or credentials.
“Only if you choose a cloud AI provider does the relevant text go directly from your Mac to that provider, using your own API key or credentials.” (Privacy Policy, section 4, When Text Can Leave Your Mac)
- Voicr's privacy policy says it does not receive a copy of the user's recordings and transcripts, and cannot view them.
“Recordings, transcripts, notes, history, snippets, writing rules, corrections, preferences, and search data are stored locally on your Mac. ... We do not receive a copy and cannot view, recover, or delete this content for you.” (Privacy Policy, local storage paragraph under section 3)
- Voicr's privacy policy says the maker does not receive the user's audio, transcripts, notes, history, snippets, rules, corrections or prompts.
“We do not receive your audio, transcripts, notes, history, snippets, rules, corrections, or prompts.” (Privacy Policy, the short version)