Security Policy
Our Commitment to Security
Security and privacy are fundamental to our mission of data ownership. We build our applications with security-first principles.
Data Privacy
Our applications are designed to keep your data on your device. We do not:
- Collect or store your personal data on external servers
- Share your information with third parties
- Track your usage
Reduced Attack Surface
Because our apps store data locally and we do not operate backend servers for them, common attack patterns against centralized services do not apply:
- No user database to breach
- No API to compromise
- No aggregated data to exfiltrate
The trust boundary is your device.
Distribution and Code Signing
Our applications are distributed through Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store. Some macOS apps may use other distribution channels when they require capabilities the App Store does not permit; any such releases will be code-signed with our Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple. In all cases, signing (and notarization, where it applies) ensures the binary you install has not been tampered with after we ship it.
Security Updates
Security fixes are released through the App Store and Google's Play Store update channels. Critical issues are prioritized. We recommend enabling automatic updates so you receive security patches promptly.
Reporting Security Issues
If you discover a security vulnerability in any of our applications, please report it to us before disclosing it publicly so we can investigate and ship a fix.
Email: contact@appiary.dev
Please allow reasonable time for us to investigate and ship a fix through the App Store or Google's Play Store before public disclosure. We do not currently offer a bug bounty, but we appreciate responsible disclosure and will credit researchers who request it.
Updates
This security policy was last updated on April 30, 2026.
Appiary has never been compelled by any government, court, or law-enforcement agency to hand over user data, weaken or backdoor our applications, or assist surveillance. We have not been served with a gag order or any legal restriction that would prevent us from saying so. If this notice disappears or stops being updated, the situation may have changed.