Friendly Remote Studio is the quiet booth on your iPhone — session rundowns, room setups, and call notes without a producer in the hallway. This page covers what the app may touch, what stays in your booth folder, and what we never hand to meeting advertisers or habit-data brokers.

Scope

This Privacy Policy applies to the Friendly Remote Studio mobile app on the Apple App Store and to public pages hosted on this domain. It is written for people using the app and for visitors reading this page.

Information

Friendly Remote Studio does not require your legal name, email, phone, mailing address, or payment card for core booth tools.

Session titles, room presets, guest labels, and notes you type remain for the in-app folder. We do not reuse them for targeted advertising or resale.

Remote content

When the app opens optional public material — for example a linked page — it may load that content from a public URL. Those pages are generic; nothing from your private booth folder is sent upstream.

Camera & microphone

If you record a short take or attach a room photo, Friendly Remote Studio may request camera, photo library, or microphone access only when you choose to capture. Contacts and precise location stay unused unless a future feature clearly needs them and this policy is updated.

Device

Sessions and notes stay in on-device storage. Diagnostics you voluntarily share with Apple follow Apple’s privacy terms.

Hosting

Infrastructure partners operate this policy page and any public routes on this domain. They may retain traffic logs needed for security and uptime under their own practices.

Minors

Friendly Remote Studio is meant for users 13 and older. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children. Contact App Store support if a minor saved data by mistake and we will help clear it where we can.

Retention & security

Logs you keep in Friendly Remote Studio remain under your control on your device. Delete sessions in-app or uninstall to wipe local storage.

We apply reasonable safeguards to hosted assets. No service is perfectly secure — treat booth notes like a locked session folder, not a public livestream.

Your choices

Leave Friendly Remote Studio whenever you choose. Revoke camera, photo, microphone, or network access in iOS Settings for an offline booth where supported.

Updates

We may revise this policy as Friendly Remote Studio evolves. The date on this page marks substantive changes. Continued use after an update accepts the new terms where law permits.

Contact

Privacy questions about Friendly Remote Studio may be sent through the App Store support channel or the developer contact on the product page.