Sound Bin Privacy

Recording, trimming, playback and export all happen on your iPhone. There's no server of ours for the app to talk to, no account to make and nothing to sign in to. The only network traffic is the App Store confirming your purchase, between your iPhone and Apple.

We collect no personal data and no usage data of any kind. No analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, no ads, no trackers, no cookies. This is the same thing the app's App Store privacy label says: Data Not Collected. There's no dashboard on our end with your name on it, because there's no data to put there.

Recordings are written into the app's own storage on your iPhone — its private container, the same place any app keeps its own files. They are not written to your photo library, not synced to a server, and not shared with anyone. They stay there until you delete them, or until you delete the app, which takes them with it.

Export hands a file to the standard iOS share sheet, and from there it goes wherever you point it — Files, a message, somewhere else on your phone. That only ever happens because you chose it, one file at a time. The app itself never initiates a transfer.

There are no SDKs, no ads and no analytics partners in the app. The one outside party is Apple, which handles the purchase exactly as it does for any App Store app: Apple takes the payment, and we learn nothing about who you are. We don't share data and we don't sell data, because we don't have any.

To be straight with you: this page is a plain website, separate from the app. It runs no analytics, sets no cookies, and does no tracking. It's hosted on Vercel, which — like any web host — may keep standard server access logs (things like IP address, browser, and which page was requested) as part of normal operations. See Vercel's privacy policy for what that involves. None of that has anything to do with the app or your recordings.

Sound Bin isn't directed at children, and it collects no data from anyone regardless of age — because it collects no data at all.

You're responsible for what you record and what you do with it. Recordings are for your own personal use; please respect the rights of whoever made whatever you were listening to, and the laws where you live.

If we ever change how any of this works, we'll update this page and move the effective date at the top. Since the app collects nothing, we don't expect the substance here to change — but if it does, you'll see it here.

Anything about privacy you want to ask, reach us through the contact page. There's also more detail on the Sound Bin support page.