Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 2026
The short version
FieldPic is a tool, not a service. It has no account, no sign-in, and no server of ours behind it. The checklists, photos and notes you collect stay on your iPhone until you choose to share an export. The app sends things anywhere in only two cases, both described below: what selling FieldPic Pro needs, and AI Findings, which runs only when you start it.
Data the app does not collect
Projects, checklist items, photos and notes are created and stored locally on your device, in the app’s own storage. We have no access to them. The app contains no analytics, no advertising SDK, and no crash reporting of ours.
Camera and photo library
FieldPic asks for camera access to photograph checklist items. Photos taken in the app are saved inside the app, not to your photo library. Adding photos from your library uses Apple’s system picker, which runs outside the app and hands over only the photos you select, so the app never needs permission to read your library. Location data embedded in library photos is not read or exported.
What you export
An export is a ZIP file built on the device and handed to the iOS share sheet. Where it goes from there — AirDrop, Files, Mail, a chat app — is your choice and that service’s policy. Nothing is uploaded by FieldPic itself.
AI Findings
AI Findings, a FieldPic Pro feature from version 1.1, reads an item’s photos and note and writes a short description of its condition. When you run it, those photos and that note, with the item’s name and category, are sent to Apple’s Private Cloud Compute, which produces the finding and returns it to the app. Apple designed Private Cloud Compute so that the data is used only to answer the request, is not stored, and is not accessible to Apple. We never receive it: there is no server of ours in between. The finding is saved on your device with the item. Nothing is sent until you start a run, and nothing else in the app uses the network this way. Apple’s description is at security.apple.com.
Drafting a checklist and checking photos
Drafting a checklist with Apple Intelligence and the blurry photo warning both run entirely on your iPhone. Nothing is sent anywhere for either.
FieldPic Pro
Pro is sold by Apple as an in-app purchase, under your Apple Account; we never see your payment details. To know whether Pro is active, the app uses RevenueCat, a purchase-management service. It receives two things from the app: the App Store purchase receipt, and an anonymous identifier the app makes up for the installation — no name, no email, no Apple Account, and nothing you collect. RevenueCat keeps that purchase history to answer one question, whether Pro is active, and for nothing else. It is not linked to you as a person and is not used for tracking or advertising. RevenueCat’s own policy is at revenuecat.com/privacy.
This website
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Contact
Questions about this policy: support@fieldpic.app.