Privacy Policy

Last updated · April 20, 2026

gitnotes is built so your voice notes stay yours. The short version: we do not run a server, do not host an account system, and do not collect analytics. Everything lives on your device or inside the GitHub repository you connect.

What gitnotes stores on your device

Transcription

By default, transcription runs on device using Apple's Speech framework through @react-native-ai/apple. Audio does not leave your phone in this mode.

If you explicitly select a cloud transcription provider and supply your own API key, the audio of that specific note is sent to that provider for transcription under the provider's own terms. gitnotes itself does not proxy, log, or retain that audio. Providers currently supported as optional choices:

GitHub

gitnotes talks to the GitHub REST Contents API using the token you provide when you connect your account. It uses that token to read, write, and delete files in the repository you choose. No other GitHub data is read or stored. You can revoke the token at any time from your GitHub settings; doing so immediately stops gitnotes from reaching the repository.

Microphone access

gitnotes requests microphone permission only to capture the note you are recording. Recording starts when you tap the record control and stops when you tap stop or cancel. The app does not run the microphone in the background for any purpose other than continuing an in-progress recording.

What gitnotes does not do

Children

gitnotes is not directed at children under 13 and is not intended for use by them.

Changes to this policy

If the app changes in ways that affect privacy — for example, adding a new optional cloud provider — this page will be updated, and the "Last updated" date at the top will change.

Contact

Questions or concerns? Email murru7@gmail.com.