Privacy Policy — Everec

Last updated: October 15, 2026

Summary

Everec collects no data. None.

Details

Everec is a voice recorder for iPhone and iPad that runs entirely on your device.

• No data collection. The app does not collect, store, or transmit any personal information, usage data, or analytics.
• On-device recording and transcription. Audio is written to your device and, when you ask for a transcript, converted to text on the device, either by a speech-recognition model that ships inside the app or by Apple’s on-device speech frameworks. For some languages iOS downloads Apple’s speech model to the device once; your audio is not sent anywhere. Recordings and transcripts are never uploaded to a server we operate.
• On-device encryption. The first five recordings are encrypted on your device. Everec Pro encrypts every recording. Keys stay in the Keychain on that device. We cannot read your files and we cannot reset your lock.
• No accounts. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to log in to.
• No third parties. There are no ads, no trackers, and no third-party SDKs.
• Local storage only. Recordings, transcripts, folders, and settings live in the app’s sandbox on your device (and in the device backups you control). Deleting the app deletes them. A recording you delete waits 30 days in Recently Deleted, and the original of a trimmed recording is kept 30 days for Restore Original; then both are removed, or sooner if you remove them yourself.

Microphone

Everec uses the microphone only while you are recording. The permission prompt explains this before the system dialog appears. Audio never leaves the device except if you export or share a file yourself, or turn on Copy to a Folder (below).

Notifications

Everec asks to send notifications so it can warn you during a recording — when a call has paused it, when no sound reaches the microphone, or when storage runs out. They are scheduled on your device; there is no push service and no server. You can turn them off in the iOS Settings app → Notifications → Everec.

Importing audio

When you share an audio or video file to Everec from another app, the Everec share extension copies it into storage that only Everec can use on your device, and Everec adds it to your library the next time it opens. Files you pick with Import Audio… are copied the same way. Nothing is uploaded, and Everec reads only the files you give it.

Copy to a Folder

Optional, off by default. If you turn it on, Everec writes a copy of every new recording — and its transcript as text, if you choose — to a folder you pick. Everec never reads back, changes, or deletes anything in that folder. If the folder is in iCloud Drive or in another app’s storage, that service stores and syncs the copies under your account and its own terms; they never reach us. Copies of encrypted recordings are made only if you allow it, and those copies are not encrypted.

Encryption, Face ID or Touch ID, and recovery

Encryption happens on your device. There is no Everec account and no developer server that can open a recording or reset a lock.

• Free encryption quota. The first five recordings are stored encrypted. Further recordings are saved as ordinary playable files so recording is never blocked. Deleting an encrypted recording frees a free slot. Already-encrypted recordings stay playable without a purchase.
• Everec Pro encrypts every new recording.
• Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode can hide the library when you leave the app. That lock is optional. It hides titles and playback; it does not wrap the encryption key, because a recording started in the foreground has to keep writing after the screen locks.
• Recovery phrase (Everec Pro): twelve words, shown once and never stored. The encryption key never leaves your device, not even in a backup; the phrase is what opens your encrypted recordings after a restore or on a new iPhone or iPad. Without it, those recordings are gone. We cannot recover them.
• Decoy PIN (Everec Pro): a separate PIN opens a separate library. Your real recordings stay hidden. The decoy library is bound to the device it was created on.

If you share or export a recording, that copy leaves the device the way you send it.

In-app purchase

Everec Pro is optional. It is sold as an auto-renewable subscription (monthly or yearly, with a 7-day free trial on yearly) or as a one-time lifetime unlock. Pro includes unlimited encrypted recordings, unlimited on-device transcription, a decoy library and recovery phrase, subtitle and batch export, lossless recording, and alternate app icons. Purchases are processed entirely by Apple through the App Store; the app never sees your payment details or Apple Account. Entitlement status is kept by the App Store (so you can restore it on a new device) and cached on your device. Apple’s handling of purchase data is described in Apple’s own privacy policy.

Children

The app is suitable for all ages and, consistent with the above, collects no data from anyone, including children.

Changes

If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be posted at this URL and the “Last updated” date will change.

Contact

Everec is published by druidori s.r.o.
Questions? Contact: info@druidori.com