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Privacy policy
No servers, no accounts, no analytics. Here is the long version.
Effective 14 September 2026. Applies to the LocalQuill app and keyboard for iOS and Android.
The short version
LocalQuill has no servers, no accounts and no analytics. Your chats, the assistant's memory, your keyboard style profile and everything you type are processed and stored only on your device. We do not receive them, and we cannot.
What runs where
- Chat. On iPhone, answers come from Apple's on-device model (Apple Intelligence). On Android, answers come from open-weight models stored on your phone after you download them. Prompts and answers never leave the device.
- Keyboard. The keyboard contains no networking code. On iOS it does not request Full Access. Fix, Rewrite and Translate run on the device.
- Photos and voice. Text recognition and dictation use the operating system's on-device frameworks. Images and audio are not uploaded.
Network use
The Android app uses the internet for exactly one thing: downloading the model files you choose in Settings › On-device models, over HTTPS from a public model repository. No identifiers are sent with those downloads beyond what any HTTPS request carries. The iOS app makes no network requests.
Data stored on your device
- Chats, conversation summaries and memory facts (opt-in), in the app's private storage.
- The keyboard's style profile and protected words (opt-in), inside the keyboard's own sandbox.
- Downloaded model files and your settings.
You can delete any memory line, any chat, all chats, the learned style, or the app itself. Deleting the app removes everything.
What we collect
Nothing. We do not use analytics SDKs, crash reporters that upload data, advertising identifiers or third-party trackers. If you email us, we receive what you send.
Children
LocalQuill is rated for general audiences and collects no personal data from anyone.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version is published at this address with a new effective date. Because the app has no server, no policy change can retroactively affect data you already have.