Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 8, 2026

Plumly is built by Mohammed (Simo) Hakani as an indie iOS app. This is a real Privacy Policy written by a real human. We collect very little, sell nothing, and run no ads.

What Plumly collects

Account information. When you sign in with Apple, we receive your Apple ID and (only if you choose to share it) your email address. We use this only to identify your account across devices and to send transactional emails such as the optional daily summary.

Saved content. When you screenshot, paste, dictate, or share something into Plumly, the content is processed so we can classify it as an event, place, or idea. Your saves live in Plumly's database on your device. The classification result (category, title, tags, optional date) syncs to our backend so the same saves are available if you reinstall.

Music signals. If you grant access, Plumly reads the artists you listen to on Apple Music, your iOS Now Playing history, and (on iOS 17+) your Shazam library. These artist names are used to look up concerts in your area. They are not sold or shared.

Location. If you grant access, Plumly uses your approximate location to surface nearby saved places and to look up events in your current city. Coordinates are processed in memory and are not stored on our backend in a way that identifies you.

Device push token. If you allow push notifications, your Apple push token is stored on our backend so we can notify you about upcoming events you saved.

Subscription receipts. If you ever purchase Plumly Pro (currently disabled), your Apple receipt is verified against Apple's servers and an entitlement record is stored on our backend.

How your content is used

Plumly uses Claude (made by Anthropic) to classify what you save and to suggest things you might like. When you save a screenshot, link, or voice note, the relevant content is sent to Anthropic's Claude API solely to produce the classification and recommendations. Per their published policy, Anthropic does not use the request to train their models. We do not send your account information to Anthropic.

Event and concert data is fetched from Ticketmaster and SeatGeek using their public APIs. These services receive only artist names and the city we're querying — never your identity.

Third-party services we use

• Apple — Sign in with Apple, Apple Music (MusicKit), Maps, Speech Recognition, Push Notifications
• Anthropic — Claude API for content classification and recommendations
• Supabase — Authentication, database, Edge Functions for the backend
• Ticketmaster Discovery API — Event lookups
• SeatGeek Platform API — Event lookups

What Plumly does NOT collect

• We don't show ads. We have no advertising SDKs.
• We don't sell or rent any user data to anyone.
• We don't track you across other apps or websites.
• We don't collect data from children under 13.

Your rights

You can delete your account at any time from Settings → Account → Delete account. Deleting wipes your local data, removes your backend records (saves, push tokens, any subscription entitlement), and signs you out. If you'd rather export your saves first, email us before deleting.

You can revoke any individual permission (Photos, Music, Location, Microphone, Notifications) from iOS Settings → Plumly at any time. Plumly keeps working without these permissions, just with fewer features.

Contact

For any privacy questions or requests, email hello@plumly.app.