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Privacy

Prompt Flower is built so that your content stays on your iPhone. There is no Prompt Flower server, no account, no advertising and no analytics services in the app. The binding version is the privacy policy (section “Apps: Prompt Flower”).

For the script to follow your voice, the app listens through the microphone. Recognition runs entirely on the iPhone, using iOS speech recognition in on-device-only mode. Audio and recognised text go neither to me nor to Apple nor to third parties. If on-device recognition is not ready, the script scrolls at a fixed pace; there is no detour via a server.

Audio and recognised text are only used for voice follow and are not stored, unless you record.

iOS downloads the language pack from Apple itself when needed (Set up speech recognition).

The app only uses the microphone and camera once you allow it in iOS, and only during voice follow and recording. For Save to Photos it only asks for permission to add photos; it cannot read your library.

Scripts, recordings (with subtitle and marker data), settings and the counter for the free minutes are stored in the app’s storage. Something only reaches the Photos app or other apps if you choose Save to Photos or Share. Whether your iPhone is backed up to iCloud is your choice in iOS.

The remote connects your iPhone directly to a second device on your Wi-Fi, not over the internet. What is transmitted are control commands and the prompter’s state, including the script title and a short excerpt of text around the current position. No audio, no video.

You buy Prompt Flower Pro in the App Store. Apple handles the purchase, payment and subscription; I receive no payment details and no names. The app checks on the iPhone whether Pro is active.

If the app crashes, it asks on the next launch whether you want to send me the report by email. You see the content beforehand, and only you send the email. See Crash reports.

This website sets no cookies and loads fonts and images from its own server. If visitor statistics are active, they come from Umami: no cookies, no identifier, only counted page views and clicks on buttons such as “App Store”. This only concerns the website, never the app.