What Atween Collects

Version: 2026-09-11.1

Last revised: September 11, 2026

Effective date: September 11, 2026

This list was compiled from the Atween source code and database schema, not from a template. It states what the software actually collects today. It becomes effective together with the Privacy Policy.

Nothing here is collected unless you use the feature it belongs to. Refusing an optional permission or declining to provide optional information does not cut you off from recording, deletion, export, closing your account, complaints, or safety resources.

1. What we collect

WhenWhatWhyHow it reaches us
Signing in An irreversible keyed hash of your email address; account identifier; sign-in time; device session; the security records needed to spot a stolen account To create and protect the account You type the address; we hash it and discard the address. Your email address itself is not stored.
Writing a record The text you write; the time; your corrections; the understanding derived from it; source references; the retention you chose; the deletion watermark To record, to review, and to reduce how often you have to explain the same thing twice You write it; you confirm whether it is kept or for this session only
Speaking The transcript text, after you have seen and accepted it; how long you spoke; and the identity, version and checksum of the on-device model that produced it To turn speech into a record you can edit and keep Transcribed on your device. The audio itself is never sent to us. Your words are sent as text.
Confirming delivery to the other person The item you confirmed; the relationship identifier; delivery and withdrawal status To deliver exactly what you confirmed, and nothing else You confirm it, item by item
Managing long-term understanding Whether it is switched on; understanding fragments; source references; versions; your corrections; deletion records To keep understanding viewable, correctable and deletable by you You switch it on; you confirm what is kept
Consent What you consented to, the version, the time, any withdrawal, and the receipt number To be able to show what you agreed to and when You accept or withdraw
Exercising your rights Request type and scope; submission time; task status; export-package status; deletion watermark; failure reason; receipt number To carry out the request and give you a receipt You submit it; status is generated by the system
Buying Order identifier; product identifier; purchase and refund status; the store's receipt or purchase token; entitlement status To grant, verify and refund the purchase Returned by the App Store or Google Play. We never see your card or bank details.
Sending feedback or a complaint What you describe; account identifier; where in the product you were; the time; ticket record; outcome To handle the problem and let you appeal You provide it
Throughout Application version; network status; rate-limiting records keyed on a hash of your IP address To keep the service running and to stop abuse Automatic. Your IP address is not stored as an IP address.

2. What we do not collect

These are stated because their absence is checkable, not because the list has to be long.

3. What the other person can see

Only the items you have confirmed for delivery, one by one. This is enforced in the data model: an item is visible to them if and only if you set delivery confirmation on it. Your originals, drafts, transcripts and derived understanding are not visible to them, and we do not tell them when you opened something, whether you read it, or whether you are online.