Privacy Policy

Overview

This Privacy Policy describes how your personal information is handled in Paran services.

Last updated: September 7, 2026.

Data Handling Depends on the App

Our apps are designed to protect your privacy. Personal app data is processed on your device whenever possible. Some optional online features use Apple, Cloudflare, or another service chosen by you; those cases are described below and in any linked app-specific policy.

Individual settings and features related to Auto Scroll, Screenshot, Refresh, and Dark Mode—Safari extensions for iOS, iPad, and macOS— are stored only on your device. No personal information is collected or accessed by us.

PDF AutoScroll does not collect, store, or share any personal information. All features work entirely on your device without any data being sent externally.

Outfits is a personal outfit planner app by Paran that lets you save and organize your clothing styles. Outfits uses Apple's iCloud and CloudKit services to store and sync your app data across your devices. Your data is associated with your Apple account and is accessible through your Apple account and iCloud settings. Outfits may use Google AdMob rewarded ads for free users and Apple StoreKit for Outfits Plus purchases. See the Outfits Privacy Policy for details.

My Schedule reads your device calendars locally to power calendar views, widgets, and event editing. We do not upload or store your calendar event content on our servers. My Schedule may use Google AdMob rewarded ads for free users and may request App Tracking Transparency permission before loading ads. Advertising partners may process device identifiers, advertising identifiers, coarse location, ad data, product interaction data, crash data, and performance data for advertising, analytics, measurement, fraud prevention, and reliability. See the My Schedule Privacy Policy for details.

Seen stores saved web history and settings locally on your device, and we do not store your saved Seen history on our servers. If you choose to enable iCloud sync, syncing is handled by Apple iCloud under your Apple account. Seen may show Google AdMob rewarded ads for free users and may request App Tracking Transparency permission before loading ads. Advertising partners may process device identifiers, advertising identifiers, coarse location, ad data, product interaction data, crash data, and performance data for advertising, analytics, measurement, fraud prevention, and reliability. See the Seen Privacy Policy for details.

Peek works locally on your Mac. It reads running app names, app icons, bundle identifiers, window counts, and, only when you grant macOS Accessibility permission, window titles or document names so you can switch apps and windows. This information is not uploaded to us. Peek settings are stored on your device.

Shortcut Practice stores practice progress, favorites, and language preferences locally on your device. We do not collect or upload your shortcut practice data.

Revenue stores App Store Connect credentials and optional AI analysis API keys in the Keychain on your device. Sales reports, dashboard data, exports, AI prompts, and AI results are processed locally by default and are not stored on our servers. If you choose to run AI analysis, Revenue sends the relevant revenue summary and prompt to the AI provider you selected, such as OpenAI or an OpenAI-compatible service, using the API key you provided. That provider's terms and privacy policy apply. See the Revenue Privacy Policy for details.

Launch stores App Store Connect API credentials in the Keychain on your device and uses them directly to call Apple's App Store Connect API when you request metadata, screenshots, previews, app status, comparisons, or uploads. Local metadata files, screenshots, snapshots, upload plans, and GPT patch JSON stay in the workspace you choose. Launch can create prompts for external AI tools, but it does not directly send those prompts to an AI provider. See the Launch Privacy Policy for details.

Private Camera Monitor

Private Camera Monitor records photos and videos only after you explicitly start monitoring. The app does not record audio, perform face recognition, use media for AI analysis, sell data, show advertising, or track you across apps or websites. Camera activity remains visibly indicated while monitoring is active.

Version 1.0 saves normal photo and video recordings by date in your iCloud Drive under Private Camera › Recordings. The encrypted snapshot fallback and private connection records use your private CloudKit database under your Apple Account. Paran does not receive these iCloud recording files. If you deliberately connect a compatible server you control, that server is governed by the operator you chose.

Smooth Live uses Sign in with Apple for authentication and infrastructure operated for the app through Cloudflare Workers. The service receives end-to-end encrypted live packets; a pseudonymous Apple account identifier; pseudonymous or random vault, camera, device, session, and routing identifiers; device or camera display names; and connection and usage metadata. The service can read the display names and metadata, but Paran and Cloudflare do not receive the media decryption key and cannot view the live-video plaintext. Live packets are held only in bounded memory while an authorized viewer is actively watching and are not written to R2 or stored as recordings.

The live service uses this data only to authenticate your devices, identify cameras and authorized viewers, relay encrypted live video, enforce the free or paid live-view allowance, and manage access. The identifiers, display names, and metadata are linked to your private app account for those features and are not used for advertising, marketing, analytics, or tracking. Version 1.0 does not use Paran infrastructure as its normal recording store. The 7, 30, or 90 day recording-retention choice applies to recordings in your own iCloud storage; shortening the period can delete recordings older than the new limit after you confirm in the app. Active connection records remain until you remove access or delete the cloud account. Revoked connection data becomes eligible for removal after 24 hours and is cleared by the service's daily cleanup.

You can delete your Private Camera Cloud account from the app's Privacy settings. Deletion removes the account record, live-view access, display names and connection metadata, any encrypted cloud recordings left by an earlier test version, and revokes the app's Sign in with Apple authorization. To make a deletion request safe to retry after a lost network response, Private Camera Cloud may retain only the deleted vault identifier and deletion time for up to 24 hours; this retry record contains no Apple account identifier or authentication token and is then removed automatically. Separately, the app keeps a non-secret deleted-vault UUID in your local and iCloud Keychain so an older synchronized credential cannot restore the deleted account. Paran cannot read that Keychain item. It contains no Apple account identifier, token, display name, capture or connection metadata, or media and is used only for rollback protection. Files already stored locally or in your personal iCloud Drive remain under your control and must be deleted by you if you no longer want them.

Private Camera Monitor uses Apple iCloud and CloudKit for recording storage and private synchronization, and Cloudflare for Smooth Live and related account and connection handling. Their respective privacy terms apply to their processing as service providers. You can stop future camera capture at any time by stopping monitoring, remove viewing devices in the app, or contact [email protected] with a privacy request.

Platform Analytics

We may view aggregated, anonymized information provided by the platform where you download our apps, such as download trends or crash reports. This information does not identify you personally and is not personal information collected by our apps.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, feel free to contact us at [email protected]