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Screet Privacy

Privacy Policy

Last updated: August 9, 2026. This policy explains how Screet handles information in the iOS app and on this website.

Plain-language summary

  • Screet does not automatically send captured photos, videos, or microphone audio to Screet, PostHog, or RevenueCat servers.
  • Screet uses limited pseudonymous product analytics for first capture, paywall, purchase, and Pro activation steps.
  • Apple processes App Store payments. RevenueCat supports receipts, entitlements, restoration, subscription analytics, and standard Apple Ads attribution.
  • Screet does not use IDFA, request App Tracking Transparency permission, sell personal information, or use analytics for cross-app advertising.

The iOS app

Information handled by Screet

Captured media and local app data

Photos, videos, and microphone audio are processed by iOS and Screet on your device. Files saved to Screet's Hidden Gallery remain in protected local app storage and are excluded from device backups. If you save media to Apple Photos, Apple may sync it through iCloud according to your Photos and iCloud settings. If you share or export media, the destination you choose processes it under its own terms. The app does not automatically send captured or imported media, thumbnails, filenames, or gallery contents to Screet, PostHog, or RevenueCat servers.

Limited in-app product analytics

Screet automatically uses PostHog Cloud EU to measure a limited product and purchase funnel: first capture completed, paywall shown, purchase started, purchase succeeded, cancelled or failed, Pro activated, and cancellation-survey submission. Event context may include the first capture's media type and free or Pro state, paywall placement, product and package identifiers, localized price and currency, a stable purchase error code, activation source, a selected cancellation reason, event time, pseudonymous install and session identifiers, and technical app or device context such as app and build version, iOS and device model or type, screen size, language, time zone, connection type, and analytics SDK version. Automatic lifecycle, screen-view, element-interaction and push-event capture, person profiles, session replay, PostHog surveys, and automatic error capture are disabled. Screet's direct in-app PostHog events do not include captured media, screen contents, filenames, gallery contents, contacts, names, email addresses, or cancellation-survey free text.

Purchases, subscriptions, and optional cancellation feedback

Apple processes App Store payments. Screet uses RevenueCat to load products, validate receipts, restore purchases, manage entitlement status, prevent purchase fraud, and measure subscription performance. RevenueCat receives a pseudonymous app user record, purchase, receipt and entitlement information, paywall information, selected funnel stage and counter fields, the pseudonymous PostHog identifier used to connect product and purchase stages, and standard Apple Ads attribution when available. RevenueCat also receives an identifier for vendor (IDFV) and technical request context such as device and platform type, OS version, app version and build, bundle identifier, preferred locale, App Store storefront, and StoreKit or SDK information. If you voluntarily submit Screet's cancellation survey, RevenueCat also receives the selected cancellation reason and submission date. Screet does not send RevenueCat captured media, your Photos library, contacts, or biometric data.

Support communications

When you email support, Screet processes your email address, message, device and app details, and any files you voluntarily provide to respond to and troubleshoot your request. Support communications are not collected through in-app analytics and are retained only as reasonably necessary to resolve the request and meet applicable legal or security obligations. Do not send sensitive photos, videos, or identifying information unless it is necessary and you understand the risks of email.

Apple Ads attribution

After RevenueCat is configured, Screet enables Apple's standard AdServices attribution token collection. RevenueCat sends the token to its service and requests standard attribution information from Apple. When Apple makes it available, campaign, ad group, ad, or keyword attribution may be associated with subscription performance. This flow does not use IDFA, does not request App Tracking Transparency permission, and is not used to track you across apps or websites owned by other companies. Screet does not display third-party advertising.

Device permissions

Camera, microphone, Photos, notifications, and optional Face ID access are requested only when needed for the feature you choose. Apple controls these permissions in iOS Settings. Screet does not receive your biometric data; it receives only the result of the device authentication request.

This website

Privacy-focused website analytics

This website uses Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights. They process page views and performance measurements that may include event time, page or route, referrer, filtered query parameters, coarse geographic region, browser, operating system, device category, and performance information. Screet does not configure custom personal identifiers or custom analytics events on this website. Vercel Web Analytics does not use third-party cookies.

How information is used

Limited product interaction data is used to understand the first-capture, paywall, purchase, and Pro-activation funnel and to diagnose stable purchase failures. Purchase information is used to unlock Pro features, restore purchases, validate receipts, prevent fraud, and report subscription performance. Apple Ads attribution is used for advertising and subscription analytics. Screet does not sell personal information, use analytics for cross-app advertising, or display third-party advertising in the app.

Service providers

Screet uses PostHog Cloud EU for limited product analytics, RevenueCat for purchase, entitlement, attribution and cancellation-feedback processing, Apple for App Store purchases, AdServices and any Photos or iCloud services you enable, email providers for support communications, and Vercel for website hosting, analytics and performance measurement. These providers process information to provide their respective services and under their applicable terms and privacy notices.

Retention and deletion

Screet stores the 100 most recent funnel events and cumulative funnel counts in local app data. PostHog may temporarily queue events on the device until they are sent. Deleting Screet removes its local app data and Hidden Gallery files; media saved to Apple Photos remains until you delete it there. Server-side analytics, purchase, attribution, fraud-prevention and feedback records are retained for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described here, Screet's configured service-retention settings, and applicable legal obligations. Apple, RevenueCat, PostHog and Vercel may retain limited records under their own contractual or legal requirements.

Children

Screet is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children. Recording minors may be subject to additional legal and consent requirements.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy when Screet's features, service providers, or legal requirements change. The date shown on this page identifies the latest revision.

Privacy choices and contact

Screet automatically processes the limited pseudonymous product, purchase, cancellation-feedback, and Apple Ads attribution data described above. Screet does not request App Tracking Transparency permission, access the IDFA, or use this data for cross-app tracking or third-party advertising. You can revoke camera, microphone, Photos, notification, and Face ID permissions in iOS Settings and manage subscriptions through your Apple Account. To ask about access, correction, or deletion of data associated with Screet, email us. Because Screet does not require an account, we may be unable to associate a request with a specific analytics record.