Privacy Policy for Bleepometer
Effective date: June 17, 2026
Bleepometer is a playful swear word counter and speech habit app.
This Privacy Policy explains how Bleepometer handles user data.
Contact
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, you can contact the developer at:
Microphone Access
Bleepometer uses the microphone only when you manually start a session by pressing the START button.
The microphone is used to recognize speech on your device and count selected words during the active session.
The app does not listen in the background secretly. Recognition stops when you press STOP or when the session is no longer active.
Audio Data
Bleepometer does not save audio recordings.
Bleepometer does not upload audio to any server.
Bleepometer does not share audio with third parties.
Speech recognition runs locally on your device.
Data Collection
Bleepometer does not collect personal information.
The app does not require an account, registration, login, email address, phone number, name, location, contacts, photos, files, or payment information.
The app does not use analytics, advertising SDKs, cloud storage, or user tracking.
Data Sharing
Bleepometer does not sell, rent, or share user data with third parties.
Audio is not sent anywhere.
Session results are processed locally on the device.
Data Retention and Deletion
Bleepometer does not store audio recordings.
Session results are shown inside the app for the current session. The app does not upload them to a server.
If you want to remove local app data, you can clear the app data from your Android device settings or uninstall the app.
Children
Bleepometer is not directed to children.
Security
Bleepometer is designed to process speech locally on the device. Since audio is not uploaded to a server, there is no server-side audio storage.
Changes to This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time. Any changes will be posted on this page.
Summary:
- Bleepometer uses the microphone only during a session you start.
- Audio is not saved.
- Audio is not sent anywhere.
- Recognition runs on your device.