PICKEY PRIVACY POLICY

PicKey collects nothing. PicKey has no networking code of its own — no analytics, no advertising SDKs, no accounts, no servers. Nothing in the app or its keyboard extension sends your data anywhere.

Photos are read on-device solely to display them in the keyboard/app and to copy the tapped photo to the clipboard; photos never leave the device through PicKey.

Apple's system services can still use the network. For example, if you tap a photo that is stored in iCloud rather than on the device, PicKey asks Apple's Photos framework to download that photo to your phone — the keyboard shows a "From iCloud…" progress pill while it does. PicKey Pro purchases are processed by Apple through the App Store.

Turning on "Allow Full Access" lifts the iOS network restriction on the keyboard extension. It is what lets a tap copy a photo to your clipboard, and it lets the keyboard share settings with the PicKey app; it does not give PicKey anything to send with.

Clipboard writes happen on-device and pasted photos are stripped of location metadata.

Settings are stored in an app group shared only between the PicKey app and its keyboard.

The keyboard does not log, store, or transmit anything typed.

PicKey Pro is a one-time purchase processed entirely by Apple; we never see payment details.

If this policy changes, updates will appear at this URL with a new effective date.