GlassPrompt privacy

Your script, settings, and remote-button binding stay on your device. Voice mode reads microphone levels to pause scrolling during silence. Audio is discarded and is never saved or uploaded. Optional Dropbox import connects directly to Dropbox to browse folders and download the text file you choose. It requests read-only metadata and file-content access. Dropbox sign-in uses its own browser pages; the app never asks for your Dropbox password. OAuth credentials stay in this iPad’s Keychain. Disconnect clears this app’s local Dropbox authorization and preserves your imported script; it does not disconnect SyncNest or change the source file. Keychain credentials may persist after app deletion. The publisher receives no scripts, audio or Dropbox passwords. GlassPrompt has no publisher-hosted accounts, advertising, analytics, or tracking. Sharing a script uses the destination you select in the system share sheet. Clear the script in the editor to remove its saved text. Revoke microphone permission in Settings at any time. Deleting the App Store app removes its local data. App-private scripts and settings may participate in your ordinary device backup.

Dropbox services follow Dropbox’s privacy policy. Apple Notes remains in Notes; copy text there and explicitly choose Paste in GlassPrompt to import it.