Effective date: 15 August 2026

LoomBox is a personal content inbox. This policy explains what happens to the things you save. The short version: your library lives on your device and, if you turn on sync, in your own iCloud account. The developer of LoomBox cannot see any of it.

What we collect

Nothing.

LoomBox has no account system, no sign-up, no login, and no server. There is no analytics SDK, no crash reporting service, no advertising network, and no third-party tracking of any kind in the app. Nothing you save is transmitted to the developer, and nothing is ever sold or shared with anyone.

What is stored on your device

Everything you save stays on your device:

• Content you save — links, images, videos, audio, documents, notes, contacts, locations, and events
• Metadata generated from that content — titles, descriptions, thumbnails, favicons, domains, file sizes, and media durations
• Anything you add yourself — notes, tags, favourites, and collections
• App settings and preferences

This is kept in a private database inside LoomBox's app group container, which is readable only by LoomBox and its Share Extension on your device. Other apps cannot access it.

iCloud sync

iCloud sync is optional, off by default, and available to LoomBox Pro subscribers.

When you turn it on, your saved items are synced through CloudKit to the private database of your own iCloud account. That data belongs to you and lives in your Apple account — the developer of LoomBox has no access to it and no ability to read, export, or recover it. Apple's handling of it is covered by Apple's Privacy Policy.

Synced media counts towards your iCloud storage. You can turn sync off at any time in Settings → Sync.

When LoomBox connects to the internet

LoomBox makes network requests only as a direct result of something you do. It never contacts a server belonging to the developer, because there isn't one.

• Saving a link. LoomBox fetches that page to build a preview — its title, description, thumbnail, and favicon. The request goes straight from your device to the website you saved, which sees your IP address and system user agent exactly as it would if you had opened the link in a browser.
• Video and audio links. For supported services, LoomBox may call a public oEmbed endpoint to get the title, author, and thumbnail: youtube.com/oembed, vimeo.com/api/oembed.json, soundcloud.com/oembed, and YouTube's thumbnail host i.ytimg.com.