Privacy

Effective July 2026

’Til Morning collects nothing. There are no accounts, no analytics, no third-party services, and no network code in the app.

Your recordings and notes

Everything you capture is stored only on your device. Voice recordings are transcribed on the device itself, using your phone’s built-in speech recognition: Apple’s on iPhone, Google’s offline recognition on Android. Audio and text never leave your phone unless you export or share them.

The Android build ships without internet permission at all, so the operating system will not open a network connection for it under any circumstances.

Microphone and speech recognition

Both permissions are used only while you are actively capturing a thought, and for transcribing that capture on the device. The app never listens for a wake word, and never opens the microphone unless you have started a capture yourself.

A capture you start keeps recording if the screen turns off, because the whole point is that you can say the thing and put the phone down. While that is happening your phone shows a recording notification and its own microphone indicator, so it is always visible that the mic is live. Stop the recording, or leave it, and it ends by itself at sixty seconds.

Notifications

Notifications are generated locally on your phone. The morning notification tells you how many notes are waiting. It never contains what you said.

Deleting your data

Deleting a note in the app, or deleting the app, permanently removes your data. We could not recover it if we wanted to, because we never had it.

Changes to this policy

If a future version ever changes any of the above, for example if optional cloud sync is added, this policy will be updated first and the app will ask for your explicit consent before anything leaves your device.

Contact

Questions, or something here that doesn’t match what you’re seeing? Email [email protected].

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