Privacy, in plain language.

1. The short version

Optional voice input is different: it uses the speech recognition service installed and configured on your device. Depending on that service and your settings, audio may be processed on-device or sent to the recognition provider.

2. Information stored locally

To provide app functionality, ilmora stores the following on your device:

• conversation text, titles, timestamps, and assistant instructions;
• your selected model and interface preferences;
• GGUF model files you choose to import;
• conversation export files you explicitly create.

The app developers do not receive this local data through an ilmora server. Android’s operating-system protections govern access to app-local storage.

3. Optional voice input

Voice input starts only when you tap the microphone control. ilmora passes microphone audio to Android’s configured speech recognition service and receives recognized text back.

The recognition service is supplied by your device or another installed provider—commonly Google Speech Services. Its handling of audio, diagnostics, and recognized text is governed by that provider’s settings and privacy policy. Some providers support on-device recognition; others may require a network connection.

Recognized text is placed in the message composer. It becomes part of local conversation history only if you send it.

4. Device permissions and access

Microphone

Used only for voice dictation after you choose that feature. You can deny or revoke this permission in Android settings and continue typing messages.

Internet

Declared because the device speech recognition provider may use a remote service. Core GGUF inference does not require it.

Bluetooth

Allows speech recognition to work with a connected Bluetooth headset where supported by Android.

Files

Android’s system file picker lets you choose GGUF models or conversation backups. ilmora does not request broad legacy storage access.

5. Data collection and sharing

ilmora itself does not collect or sell personal information, conversation content, advertising identifiers, location, contacts, usage analytics, or telemetry. The app contains no ilmora-operated backend that receives chat content.

When you use an external speech recognition provider, that provider may process voice data as described above. When you choose a third-party GGUF model, its outputs are generated locally, but its license, quality, and behavior remain the model publisher’s responsibility.

6. Your controls and retention

• Delete individual conversations in the conversation manager.
• Export or import conversation backups as JSON.
• Remove imported models through your device’s file/app storage controls.
• Revoke microphone or Bluetooth permissions in Android settings.
• Uninstall the app to remove app-local data, subject to Android backup and uninstall settings.

Exported files exist outside the in-app conversation list and must be deleted separately if you no longer want them.

7. Children

ilmora is a general-purpose AI tool and is not directed to children. We do not knowingly collect children’s personal information through an ilmora service. Parents and guardians should supervise use of third-party models and speech providers.

8. This website

This static website does not set cookies, run analytics scripts, or submit forms. Most assets are served locally. The Product Hunt badge is loaded from api.producthunt.com, so Product Hunt may receive standard web request data such as your IP address, browser information, and referrer. If you follow a link to Google Play, Product Hunt, or another site, that site’s own privacy practices apply.

9. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy when app behavior or features change. The date at the top identifies the latest published version.

10. Contact

Questions or concerns can be sent to ilhamlabs.ai@proton.me.