EyePrompt Teleprompter Privacy Policy

Effective date: [Effective date to be set at publication]

EyePrompt Teleprompter is built to be private by design. It runs entirely on your iPhone, has no accounts, and sends nothing to us. This policy explains, in plain language, what that means for you.

Who we are

EyePrompt Teleprompter ("EyePrompt," "the app") is made by Beonbrand Inc., a Canadian company. Beonbrand Inc. is the company responsible for the app and for this policy.

Company: Beonbrand Inc.
Company website: https://beonbrand.ca
Product website: https://eyeprompt.app
Contact for privacy questions or anything else in this policy: [email protected]
Mailing address: [Mailing address to be added]

We answer privacy questions directly. There is no data-request bureaucracy here, because, as this policy explains, we hold no data about you.

Information we collect

Effectively none. There is no EyePrompt server, and the app does not send your information to us or to anyone else.

EyePrompt has no user accounts, no login, and no cloud storage that we operate. We run no analytics in the App Store version of the app, we show no advertising, we do not sell or share your personal information, and we use no third-party SDKs. The app makes no network calls of its own and works fully in Airplane Mode.

Everything the app creates or works with stays on your iPhone, in the app's own private storage:

Your scripts, meaning the text you type, paste, or import. Kept until you delete them.
Your recorded takes, the video files you record. They are shared outside the app only when you explicitly export or save them.
Take details and thumbnails, such as duration, size, dates, and a small preview image for each take. Deleted with the take.
Your Eye Contact Score, one number plus a confidence value per take. Deleted with the take.
Prompter settings, such as font, speed, and mirror preferences. Stored on the device.
Your Pro unlock, a small flag cached in the device Keychain that records whether your App Store purchase has unlocked Pro. It contains no payment details.
Local reliability counters, small on-device counts and a short, timestamped log of recent recording events (for example, starts, completions, failure reasons, and score-confidence values) that the app keeps for its own reliability. They contain no scripts, no recordings, no file names, and no identifiers. They stay on the phone, are never transmitted, and are removed when you delete the app.

Because the App Store privacy label reflects what the app actually does, EyePrompt's label is "Data Not Collected."

Information we do NOT collect

To be explicit, the App Store version of EyePrompt does not:

Collect analytics or track you across apps, websites, or over time.
Require an account, a login, or a sign-up.
Upload your scripts, recordings, thumbnails, settings, or scores to us or to any server.
Use advertising or advertising identifiers.
Sell or share your personal information.
Use third-party SDKs or make its own network calls.
Request your location, your contacts, or access to read your photo library.

We never see your data. The only ways anything moves at all are actions you take yourself: exporting or sharing a take, saving a finished video to Photos, choosing to share the diagnostics text described below, or making your own device backup.

Camera permission

EyePrompt asks for camera access so it can record your video takes. It uses the front camera by default, and the rear camera is supported if you prefer it. Your video is recorded and stored only on your iPhone. The app asks for camera access when you first start recording, not at launch. If you decline, you can still write and edit scripts and rehearse; you just cannot record video until you enable the camera in Settings.

Microphone permission

EyePrompt asks for microphone access for two reasons:

To record the audio of your takes, together with the video.
To measure the live audio level so that "Smart Pause" can hold the script when you stop speaking.

The Smart Pause measurement is a volume-level reading only. It is not speech recognition, and it does not transcribe or interpret your words. Your audio is recorded and stored only on your iPhone, like everything else. The app asks for microphone access at the same moment as the camera, when you first start recording.

Speech recognition

This version of EyePrompt does not use speech recognition. The app does not request speech-recognition permission, it does not transcribe your speech, and it does not interpret your words.

A future "voice-follow" feature could use speech recognition to keep your script in sync as you speak. That feature is not in this version. If and when it ships, the app will ask for speech-recognition permission at that time, the recognition would be designed to run on your device, and this policy will be updated before that version is released. Until then, treat speech recognition as a future, not-current capability.

Photo Library (add-only)

EyePrompt uses add-only access to your Photos, and only to save a finished video that you choose to export. Add-only access means the app can add the video you export to your photo library, and nothing more. It cannot read, browse, or see your existing photos or videos.

Importing a script uses the system document or photo picker, which hands the app only the single file you choose. That does not give the app access to your photo library.

Eye Contact Score and face data

The Eye Contact Score is computed on your iPhone using Apple's Vision framework, working on the frames of the take you just recorded.

What it does: it measures how much of a take you looked at the lens, and turns that into a single score plus a confidence value for the take.
What exists, and for how long: face landmarks, pupil positions, and head-pose estimates exist in memory only while a frame is being analyzed, then are discarded. They are never written to disk and never transmitted.
What is stored: only the numeric score and its confidence value, attached to the take, on your device. No images of your face beyond the video you recorded, and no face templates, are ever created or kept. The score is deleted when you delete the take.
What it is not: the Eye Contact Score is a measurement, not generative "AI." It never corrects, fixes, alters, or repaints your eyes or your gaze. It is never used to identify you or anyone else, and it is never used for authentication.
No face data leaves the device and no face data is shared. There are no third parties in this app.
Turning it off: you can disable the Eye Contact Score in Settings, and scoring stops entirely. When analysis confidence is low, the app shows no score rather than a wrong one.

Subscriptions and payments

EyePrompt Pro is sold through Apple's App Store using StoreKit. Apple handles the entire purchase and processes the payment, exactly as it does for any App Store purchase, under Apple's own privacy policy (https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/).

Beonbrand receives no payment card details and no Apple ID information. The app only learns, on your device, that Pro has been unlocked. That unlock is cached as a small flag in the device Keychain and contains no payment details.

The plans are:

Monthly, $7.99, with no free trial.
Annual, $39.99, with a 7-day free trial.
Lifetime, $99.99, a one-time purchase.

Auto-renewing subscriptions renew automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage or cancel a subscription at any time in your App Store account settings. Refunds are handled by Apple through the App Store refund process, not by Beonbrand.

Local storage

Everything EyePrompt holds lives in the app's own private storage on your iPhone. That includes your scripts, your recorded takes, thumbnails, your Eye Contact Scores, prompter settings, the Pro-unlock flag, and the local reliability counters described above.

There is no developer-side copy of any of this. Nothing is uploaded to Beonbrand, and there is no EyePrompt cloud that we operate.

Diagnostics

Diagnostics are optional and always started by you. There is no automatic reporting of any kind.

If you contact us for help, you can choose to generate a diagnostics summary from Settings and share it with us. It is plain text, and you can see exactly what it says before you share it. It contains only:

The app version and build number.
Your iOS version and device model.
The moment the summary was generated.
The on-device reliability counters described earlier, including a short log of recent recording events (event names, timestamps, take durations, failure reasons, and score-confidence values).

It never contains your scripts, your recordings, file names, or identifiers. Sharing this text is the only diagnostics channel the app has, and it happens only when you choose to send it.

Beta (TestFlight) note: if you take part in the TestFlight beta program, beta builds contain a first-party, beta-only reliability telemetry module used to measure reliability during the beta. It is disclosed to beta testers when you enroll and is compiled out of the App Store version. The App Store version of EyePrompt contains none of it.

Backups

If you back up your iPhone, whether to iCloud or to a computer, your EyePrompt data (such as your scripts, settings, and takes) is included in your own backup, along with other app data. That backup belongs to you and is handled by Apple's backup system and Apple's encryption. Beonbrand cannot see your backups.

Security

EyePrompt is built to keep the attack surface small. Because there is no server, no account, and no upload, there is no remote system that could be breached to reach your data.

Your data stays in the app's private storage on your iPhone, protected by iOS and by your device passcode and biometrics. The Pro-unlock flag is stored in the device Keychain and is kept only on this device. As with any app, keeping your iPhone updated and protected with a passcode is the best way to keep your on-device data safe.

Data retention

Because everything lives on your device, you are in control of how long it is kept:

Delete a script or a take, and it is deleted from the app right away, along with its thumbnail and its Eye Contact Score.
Delete the app, and everything the app holds is removed with it, including your settings and the local reliability counters.
Copies you made yourself remain yours and stay under your control, such as videos you exported to Photos or shared elsewhere, and your own device backups.

There is no developer-side copy of anything for us to keep or delete.

Children's privacy

EyePrompt is not directed at children under 13. The app collects nothing from anyone, regardless of age.

International users and your rights (PIPEDA, GDPR, CCPA)

EyePrompt is offered by a Canadian company and is used by people around the world. We act consistently with Canada's PIPEDA, the EU and UK GDPR, and California's CCPA and CPRA.

Privacy laws like these give you rights over your personal information, such as the right to access it, delete it, correct it, or move it, and the right not to have it sold. With EyePrompt, these rights are largely satisfied by the way the app is built, because Beonbrand holds no personal data about you:

There is nothing for us to retrieve, because we hold no copy of your data.
There is nothing for us to erase from our systems, because your data never reaches us. You control the local data on your device: delete individual scripts or takes in the app, or delete the app to remove everything it holds.
There is nothing for us to correct, port, or stop selling, because we do not hold, sell, or share your personal information.
Payment information is handled by Apple under Apple's own privacy policy (https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/), so requests about payment data are directed to Apple.

We do not overclaim compliance. We simply describe the facts: because no personal data is collected on Beonbrand systems and Beonbrand holds no user data, there is nothing on our side to access, delete, or correct.

How to exercise your rights and contact us

You can exercise most of your rights directly, at any time, without contacting anyone:

To remove specific content, delete the script or take in the app.
To remove everything the app holds, delete the app from your iPhone.
To manage or cancel a subscription, or to request a refund, use your App Store account settings; refunds are handled by Apple.
For questions about payment data, see Apple's privacy policy (https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/).

If you have any privacy questions, or you would like to make a request or a complaint, contact us:

Email: [email protected]
Mailing address: [Mailing address to be added]

We will respond within a reasonable time. If you are in a region with a privacy regulator and you are not satisfied with our response, you also have the right to contact your local data protection authority.

Governing law

This policy is governed by the laws of Canada and the province or territory in which Beonbrand Inc. maintains its principal place of business, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.

Changes to this policy

If we make material changes to this policy, we will announce them in the app's release notes and update this page with a new effective date. Your continued use of EyePrompt after an update means you accept the updated policy.