PRIVACY

Your library, what you've played, the notes the store keeps about your listening, and whatever you make and change in the store are held on your device and, if you're signed in to iCloud, in your own private iCloud. We have no access to any of it. Without iCloud everything simply stays on the device and the store works the same. What you type into search never leaves the app.

Albumary keeps a running record of how the store performs on your device — this names records, tapes and songs the app was working on. It stays on your device and goes nowhere on its own. The one exception: if you choose to send us diagnostics to help with support, that file reaches us the way you send it (by email or whatever you pick), and it names records and tapes. It never passes through a server of ours.

To keep a deletion consistent across your devices, Albumary remembers a device-local list of what you've deleted. The entries are not human-readable, and this list is not cleared by “Delete what you've made” or by “Everything.”

To tell you about a record, Albumary asks five public sources for information about it: MusicBrainz, Discogs, Wikipedia, Last.fm and the Cover Art Archive. Those requests carry what identifies the record — an artist, a release, a title — and nothing about you, beyond what any request on the internet carries: your IP address, which those services see as they would for any visitor. We don't send your identity, your library, or your listening to anyone.

Album artwork, playback and your library come from Apple Music through MusicKit, under Apple's terms. Apple's own privacy policy covers what Apple does with that.

Where each piece of information comes from is set out at albumary.app/provenance.

Purchases are handled entirely by Apple. We never see your payment details.

Albumary collects nothing from anyone, of any age.

If this ever changes, this page changes with it, and the date below changes too.