Privacy policy.
Last updated: November 9, 2026
Splat Notes ("Splat") is a notepad that turns your notes into to-dos, plans, ideas and messages. This policy explains what happens to your information.
Your notes stay yours
- Everything you write in Splat is stored on your device. Splat has no servers that receive your notes, and nobody at Splat can read them.
- Suggestions and drafted messages are made on your device, by simple rules or by Apple Intelligence's on-device model. Your notes aren't sent anywhere to make them.
- iCloud sync is off unless you turn it on (Settings → Sync with iCloud). When it's on, your notes are kept in your own private iCloud account so they appear on your iPhone, iPad and Mac, under Apple's privacy terms. We can't see them there.
Calendars and Contacts
- With your permission, Splat reads your calendars to show your day and find free times, and adds the plans you choose to the calendar you pick. It never sends invitations.
- With your permission, Splat looks up a contact's name and phone number when you tap a "Text …" or "Call …" label, so you can message or call them. Messages and calls go through Apple's Messages and Phone apps. Splat never sends anything itself.
- This information stays on your device.
Notifications
If you turn them on, Splat schedules reminders (a morning summary, deadline reminders and a daily sort reminder) on your device. They are made from your notes on your device; nothing is sent to us.
Purchases
Splat+ is sold through the App Store. Apple handles payment. We receive no card details and no personal information from your purchase.
What we collect
Nothing. Splat has no accounts, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking.
Children
Splat is suitable for everyone and doesn't collect information from anyone.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new date. If Splat ever sends anything else off your device, you'll be asked first, and this policy will say exactly what is sent.
Contact
Questions? Email jaxon.mcduffie1@gmail.com