SAVI Privacy Policy

Who this policy covers

This policy covers the SAVI iPhone app, SAVI's save extension, and the SAVI website pages that link to this policy. SAVI is provided by the SAVI team and operated from the United States. During the current pilot, the best privacy contact is privacy@saviit.com.

What SAVI does

SAVI lets you save things you want to find later — links, screenshots, PDFs, videos, notes, small files, and related metadata — from inside the app or from other apps on your iPhone. You can search your saves, organize them into folders, add tags and notes, export an archive, and place sensitive saves in Private Vault.

The current app is local-first. Your saved library is stored on your iPhone. SAVI does not operate a cloud account system for your saves in the current pilot.

Information stored by the app

When you save something, SAVI stores what it needs to make that item useful later. Depending on what you save, this may include:

• Saved content, such as a URL, image, PDF, note, file, or video reference.
• Save metadata, such as title, source, URL, file type, thumbnail or preview, folder, tags, notes, and timestamps.
• Private Vault items, if you choose to place sensitive saves there.
• Preferences and app state, such as folder order, selected settings, sample-library state, and local app configuration.

This information is stored locally on your device unless you choose to export or share it using iOS or another app.

Data you choose to save

SAVI only saves content you choose to add. Because SAVI can save many types of content, your saved items may include personal information depending on what you save. For example, screenshots, notes, files, links, PDFs, or images may contain names, emails, addresses, account details, work information, health-related information, financial information, or other private details.

You are responsible for deciding what you save in SAVI and what you export, share, or send outside the app.

Where your saves live

Your SAVI library lives on your iPhone in the current pilot. SAVI does not upload your library to SAVI servers, because the pilot does not include SAVI cloud sync or SAVI accounts.

If you have iCloud Backup enabled on your iPhone, Apple's device backup may include app data from SAVI. That backup is handled by Apple under Apple's terms and privacy policy. SAVI does not control or access your iCloud Backup.

Saving from other apps

When you send an item from another app to SAVI, iOS gives SAVI the item you selected. SAVI reads that item locally so it can create a useful save — for example, a title, URL, source, file type, thumbnail, folder suggestion, and tags.

SAVI does not send those saved items to SAVI servers. If you open a link or preview content from a third-party service, that service may receive normal web or app requests from your device, just as it would outside SAVI.

Link metadata, thumbnails, and previews

When you save a link, SAVI may try to make that saved item easier to recognize later by fetching basic link information, such as the page title, website name, description, thumbnail or preview image, favicon, source, and other basic metadata.

To do this, SAVI may request information from the saved URL or related web resources. As with normal internet browsing, the website or service that provides the preview may receive technical information such as the URL being requested, your IP address, device or network information, and the time of the request. SAVI uses this preview information to help you recognize and organize what you saved, not for advertising or third-party ad tracking.

Apple Intelligence and sorting

Where supported, SAVI uses on-device Apple Intelligence or local sorting rules to suggest folders and tags. SAVI does not use your saved content to train SAVI AI models. Private Vault items are treated as sensitive and are not used for AI-based folder or tag suggestions.

AI-assisted suggestions, titles, tags, folders, and summaries may be imperfect. Review important suggestions before relying on them.

Private Vault

Private Vault is for saves you want extra protected, such as passport scans, insurance cards, Wi-Fi passwords, lease PDFs, and similar items. Vault access is gated by device authentication, such as Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode.

Vault content is stored on your device. The Vault is an access layer for sensitive content, not a separate SAVI cloud service.

Archive export

You can export your library as an archive or backup file. SAVI generates the export on your device and hands the file to you. If you AirDrop it, email it, save it to Files, upload it to another service, or send it elsewhere, that action is controlled by you and by the app or service you choose.

If you uninstall SAVI, local app data may be deleted by iOS. Export your archive first if you want to keep a copy outside the app.

Exports and backups

When you export or back up your SAVI data, you control where that exported file or backup goes. For example, you may choose to save it to your device, Files, cloud storage, another app, or another location.

Once you export, share, upload, or store SAVI data outside SAVI, that data may be handled by the destination app or service according to its own privacy policy and settings.

TestFlight and feedback

If you use SAVI through Apple's TestFlight, feedback and crash reports may be routed through TestFlight and App Store Connect. Apple may attach technical information such as device model, iOS version, build number, screenshots you choose to include, and crash logs. Apple handles that information under Apple's terms; SAVI receives the feedback and technical context Apple makes available to developers.

If you email support or feedback directly to support@saviit.com, we receive your email address and whatever you include in the message. We use support emails to respond to you, debug issues, and improve SAVI.

Support emails and messages

If you contact SAVI support, we may receive and store the information you choose to send us, such as your email address, name if included, message, screenshots or files you attach, bug details, feature requests, device model, app version, or iOS version.

Please avoid sending sensitive saved content to support unless it is necessary for us to help you and you have decided you want to send it.

Analytics and diagnostics

SAVI may use limited diagnostics and product analytics to understand whether core flows are working, fix bugs, improve reliability, and make the beta better. These events may include app version or build number, device or iOS category, timestamps, screen or feature names, and high-level actions such as onboarding viewed, save started or completed, folder suggestion shown or changed, search opened, settings opened, or an error occurring.

SAVI analytics are not used for advertising, are not used to track you across apps or websites owned by other companies, and are designed not to include your saved content, Private Vault items, private notes, files, screenshots, full URLs, or search text. If future versions add new analytics providers or collect additional categories of data, this policy and App Store privacy details should be updated before those practices are used.

Website data

The SAVI website is a static website. It does not require an account, does not sell visitor data, and does not run ad tracking. The site may be served through hosting or security providers that process ordinary technical logs needed to deliver and protect the website.

If you open a SAVI invitation link, the website may read the private campaign code in the URL, UTM parameters if present, the referring page, page path, timestamp, and ordinary browser or device category information. We use this to understand which invitations are working and to send you to the matching TestFlight public link when you choose to join the beta.

SAVI may use Amplitude for limited website beta-funnel analytics, such as invitation page views and TestFlight button clicks. These website events are not used for advertising, are not used to sell personal information, and are not designed to include saved content, Private Vault items, files, screenshots, full saved URLs, or in-app search text.

Public TestFlight links are anonymous inside App Store Connect unless you later identify yourself in the app, through TestFlight feedback, or through support. SAVI does not ask for an email address on the website beta link flow.

What SAVI does not do

• SAVI does not sell your personal information.
• SAVI does not track you across apps or websites owned by other companies.
• SAVI does not run advertising SDKs.
• SAVI does not use your saved content for third-party advertising.
• SAVI does not read your saves to train AI models.
• SAVI does not upload your SAVI library to SAVI servers in the current pilot.
• SAVI does not use browser fingerprinting for website invitation links.

Data disclosure and App Store privacy labels

Apple requires developers to describe app privacy practices in App Store Connect. Based on the current local-first pilot, SAVI should be represented as not tracking users and not using data for advertising. If SAVI later adds accounts, cloud sync, social features, server-side processing, or new analytics providers or event categories, the App Store privacy details and this policy must be updated before those practices are used.

Your choices

• Export: Use Archive Export to create a copy of your library.
• Delete individual saves: Delete saves inside the app when you no longer want them.
• Clear sample saves: SAVI may include sample saves to demonstrate how the app works. You can clear sample saves without deleting your own saved items.
• Delete local app data: Delete the app from your device to remove local SAVI app data, subject to iOS behavior and any backups you control.
• Contact us: Email privacy@saviit.com for privacy questions or support data deletion requests, such as deleting support emails you sent us.

Data security

We care about protecting your saved items and designed SAVI to keep your data under your control. That said, no app, device, backup, or internet transmission can be guaranteed to be perfectly secure. You should protect your device with appropriate security settings, such as a passcode, biometric unlock, and secure backups.

Future features

SAVI may test optional features such as friend discovery, sharing, sync, or accounts in the future. Those features are not covered as active data practices until they are actually shipped. If a future feature changes what SAVI collects or sends off-device, we will update this policy and the App Store privacy details before relying on that new behavior.

Children's privacy

SAVI is not intended for children under the age required by applicable law to use the app without parental consent. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children in a way that requires parental consent. If you believe a child has provided personal information to SAVI support, contact us and we will take appropriate steps.

International users

SAVI is provided by the SAVI team from the United States. If you use SAVI from outside the United States, your information may be processed in accordance with the laws of the United States and other places where your device, Apple, email provider, or chosen export destination operates.

Changes to this policy

If we change anything material in this policy, we will update the date at the top and revise the policy text. The current version is dated May 21, 2026.

Contact

Questions, concerns, or privacy requests can be sent to privacy@saviit.com.