untraceable@local:~$ cat privacy.txt
Version 2.0 · Effective 25 September 2026
Untraceable AI runs a language model on your iPhone. There is no account, no sign-in and no server belonging to us. We do not collect, receive, store or sell any of your data — we have nowhere to put it. The app contains no third-party AI service: your prompts, documents and photos are processed by the model bundled inside the app, on your device, and are never sent to any AI provider.
Untraceable AI is published by an independent developer. Contact:
sivavimelrajhen@gmail.com.
This policy covers the iOS app "Untraceable AI" (bundle identifier
com.svr.untraceableai) and nothing else.
The developer collects no personal data. There is no account, no server of ours and no analytics, so none of the data below is ever transmitted to us. It is listed in full anyway, because you are entitled to know what the app handles, how it obtains it, what it does with it, and who else can ever see it.
| Data | How it is collected | How it is used | Who else receives it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Messages you write | Typed or dictated by you into the composer | Passed to the language model on your device to generate a reply; stored in the conversation file on your device | No one |
| AI replies | Generated on your device by the bundled model | Displayed and stored in the conversation file on your device | No one |
| Photos you attach | Chosen by you from your library, or taken with the camera | Read on device with Apple's Vision framework; the resulting description is given to the on-device model | No one |
| Documents you attach | Chosen by you from the Files app | Text extracted on device; the relevant excerpt is given to the on-device model | No one |
| Model files you import | Chosen by you from the Files app | Copied into the app's folder and loaded as the active model | No one |
| Your settings | Your choices in the app (theme, accent, standing instruction) | To render the app the way you set it up | No one |
| Search queries | Typed by you, only while web search is switched on | Sent to a public search engine to fetch results, which are shown to you and summarised by the on-device model | DuckDuckGo, Microsoft Bing or Google — after your explicit permission |
| Dictated audio | Captured from the microphone only while you are dictating | Transcribed into text that is placed in the composer | Apple's speech recognition service |
| Pages you open in the in-app browser | A link you tap in a search result, or an address you enter | Loaded and displayed; page text is extracted on device for the page assistant | The website you opened; its domain reaches Google's public favicon service |
| Analytics, telemetry, crash reports, advertising identifiers, location | Not collected — the app contains no code that gathers any of these | — | No one |
The complete list of third parties that can ever receive anything, what each one receives, and why:
| Third party | Receives | Their policy |
|---|---|---|
| DuckDuckGo, Microsoft Bing, Google Search | The words you type as a search query, when web search is on and you have granted permission | duckduckgo.com/privacy · privacy.microsoft.com · policies.google.com/privacy |
| Apple | Dictated audio, when you use the microphone, via the operating system's speech recognition | apple.com/legal/privacy |
| Websites you open | Your request for the page, as with any browser | Each site's own policy |
We confirm that we share data only with the services named above, only on your explicit instruction, and only the items listed. Before integrating any third party we confirm that its published privacy policy provides protection equal to or stronger than the protection described in this policy, and we do not integrate any service that would receive your data without the in-app permission described below. No data is sold, and none is shared for advertising or profiling.
All of the following is stored locally, in the app's own container, and is never sent to us:
| Item | Where it lives |
|---|---|
| Chat messages | The app's Documents folder, as plain JSON files (the last five sessions) |
| Attached photos | Held in memory for the turn; the extracted description is stored with the message |
| Attached documents | Text is extracted on device; the excerpt used for the answer is stored with the message |
| The language model | Bundled inside the app; any model you import yourself goes to the app's Documents folder |
| Your settings | The app's preferences (theme, accent, system instruction) |
Web search is optional and switched off until you enable it. The first time it would actually transmit something, the app shows a full-screen disclosure that states:
duckduckgo.com;You then choose to agree or to cancel. Cancelling leaves the message unsent and the permission ungranted, and the app makes no request. Permission is recorded separately for each recipient — agreeing to one provider says nothing about any other. You can withdraw every permission at any time in Settings → Data sharing, or by switching web search off again; the disclosure then appears the next time.
We only integrate third-party services that publish a privacy policy offering protection equal to or stronger than this one, and we never route your data through any server of ours — there isn't one. The complete list of recipients is below.
Tapping the globe in the composer asks your permission the first time, then turns on web search for that conversation. When it is on, the text of your query is sent directly from your phone to public search engines (DuckDuckGo, Bing and Google, depending on the mode) so that results can be fetched. Result images and video thumbnails are loaded from the sites that host them, including YouTube. We are not a party to those requests and never see them; they are governed by each service's own privacy policy. Turn web search off and no such request is made.
The "Location" search mode is a search keyword only. The app does not use Core Location, has no location permission and never reads your GPS position.
Opening a link from a search result loads that page in an in-app browser, which behaves like any browser: the site you visit sees your request. The page assistant also fetches the site's small icon from Google's public favicon service, which means that request tells Google the domain you are viewing. Nothing else about the page, and nothing you type in the assistant, is sent there.
The microphone button uses Apple's built-in speech recognition. Depending on your device, language and settings, iOS may send the audio to Apple's servers to transcribe it, and Apple's privacy policy applies to that processing. We never receive the audio or the transcript. If you prefer nothing to leave the device, type instead of dictating.
| Permission | Why |
|---|---|
| Microphone | Only while you hold dictation, to capture speech for transcription |
| Speech recognition | To turn that audio into text, using Apple's recogniser |
| Camera | Only when you choose "camera" in Add sources, to attach a photo for on-device analysis |
| Photos | Only when you pick an existing image to attach |
Each is requested at the moment you first use that feature, and declining it disables only that feature. Photo and document analysis itself runs on the device using Apple's Vision framework — the image is not uploaded anywhere.
The app is not directed at children under 13 and collects no data from anyone. A language model can produce inaccurate or unsuitable text, and the web search feature reaches the open internet, so younger users should be supervised.
Conversations stay on your device until you delete them. Remove a single session from the "sessions" sheet, or delete the app to remove everything it ever stored, including any model you imported. Because we never receive your data, there is nothing for us to delete, export or restore on your behalf — and no request you could make to us would reach your conversations.
Data protection laws such as the GDPR and the CCPA give you rights over personal data held by a company. We hold none: the app performs no collection, and the developer operates no server that receives app data. Your data is under your control on your own device.
If the app's behaviour changes, this page is updated and the version and date at the top change with it. Material changes will also be noted in the App Store release notes.
Questions about this policy or about how the app handles data: sivavimelrajhen@gmail.com.