Privacy Policy

Your notes (chats, pages, folders, tags, and any images or files you attach). These are created by you and stored locally on your device. They are never sent anywhere unless you sign in and use cloud backup (see below).

Account information (only if you choose to sign in). To back up your notes across devices you may sign in with an email one-time code or with Google. In that case we process your email address and, for Google sign-in, the basic account identifier Google returns. Authentication is handled by our backend provider, Supabase.

Cloud backup content (only if you sign in and tap “Back up”). When you choose to back up, a copy of your notes is uploaded to your private, per-user storage. Each user can only read or write their own data. We do not access, sell, or share your note content.

Anonymous usage analytics (off by default — opt-in). To understand how the app is used, SnapNote can collect anonymous usage data — but only if you turn it on. It is off by default; on first run we ask whether you’d like to enable it, and you can change your mind anytime in Settings → Privacy. Legal basis: your consent. When enabled, it collects:

• Screen views — which screens you open (e.g. “Home”, “Graph”).
• Feature usage — which features you use (e.g. a message sent, an attachment added, a backup created), as counts/flags only.
• AI tool selection — when AI features are present, which tool was chosen. (No AI features ship in this version.)

Anonymous crash reports (on by default — opt-out). To keep the app stable we collect anonymous crash and error reports: the error type and a short technical message only. This is on by default under our legitimate interest in a working, secure app, and you can turn it off anytime in Settings → Privacy. It never includes note or message content, and these diagnostic events are automatically deleted after 90 days.

Every analytics and crash event is tagged only with a random install identifier that is not linked to your account or any device identifier, plus the app version, platform, and language. No event ever includes note or message content, titles, names, email, or any other personal data.