Official documentation
Voicy privacy policy and terms
UseVoicy.com, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 19, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Voicy by UseVoicy.com. It says how offline dictation is processed on the device, which recordings go to servers and to Groq in online mode, and what is stored.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own legal page. Parts of it describe the browser extension, and it does not audit the software, so it is read as the maker's stated practice.
Facts taken from this source
- Voicy's privacy policy says it does not store any recording or transcription data.
“We do not store any recording or transcription data.” (Section Data retention)
- Voicy's privacy policy says its transcription and post-processing steps are done through Groq.com.
“The transcription and post-processing steps are done through Groq.com (not to be confused with Grok).” (Section Data retention, transcription steps)
- Voicy's privacy policy says that in offline dictation on its Mac, Windows and Linux apps, audio is transcribed on the device and not sent to Voicy's servers or Groq.
“When you use offline dictation in the Voicy apps for Mac, Windows, or Linux, your audio is transcribed on your device and is not sent to Voicy's servers or to Groq.” (Section Data retention, Offline dictation)