Privacy, plainly stated
Veilo Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 24, 2026
Veilo is designed so the content you process stays with you. This policy describes the app’s actual technical behavior in clear terms.
Information Veilo processes
Veilo does not collect, transmit, or store any text, photos, PDFs, or detected information. Detection and redaction happen entirely on your device, including when you are offline.
No accounts or backend
Veilo has no user accounts, login, or server backend. It does not use analytics, crash reporting, advertising SDKs, or third-party tracking.
Optional Veilo Pro purchase
The only network activity in Veilo is the optional one-time Veilo Pro upgrade through Apple’s StoreKit system. Apple processes the transaction. Veilo never receives or stores your payment details.
Camera and photos
Camera and Photo Library access occur only when you start a scan or choose a photo through Apple’s camera or picker interface. Veilo never accesses them in the background. Photo Library permission is add-only and is used to save an edited photo back to your library.
Clipboard access
Veilo accesses pasted content only when you explicitly tap the system Paste button. It never reads your clipboard automatically.
Retention and sharing
Veilo keeps no history, saved documents, or cloud copies. Processed content leaves memory when you tap Clear Session or close the app. Because Veilo does not collect or transmit this content, it has no user content to sell, share with third parties, or expose in a server breach.
Languages
Veilo is available in English and German.
Policy updates
This policy may be updated occasionally. The date above shows the latest revision. Continued use of Veilo after a change constitutes acceptance of the updated policy.
Developer and contact
Veilo is developed and operated by Davit Petrosyan, an individual developer. For privacy questions, email veilo.guard@gmail.com.
Compliance note
Veilo does not claim compliance with any specific regulation, including GDPR, HIPAA, or CCPA. This policy describes how the app works. If you have specific compliance requirements, evaluate whether this behavior meets your obligations.