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Privacy Policy

Last updated: April 7, 2026

Overview

evo social is a local-first social networking app for iPhone and iPad. The app stores your identity and social state on your device and can sync with nearby devices or a mailbox relay service so posts, profiles, follows, and messages can move between participants.

Data Stored On Device

The app stores the following data locally on your device:

Identity secrets and mailbox tokens saved by the app are stored using the iOS Keychain.

Network Activity

evo social can make network requests in the following cases:

The current app build may include a default mailbox relay configuration. If so, the app may contact that default mailbox endpoint unless you change the configuration in the app.

What Data May Be Shared

To make the social features work, the app may transmit:

Nearby sync sends data directly between participating devices on the same local network. Mailbox-backed sync sends data to the configured relay service so other devices can fetch pending envelopes later.

Photos

If you choose an image for a post or profile avatar, the app uses the system photo picker to access the item you selected.

If you choose to save an image from the app to your Photos library, iOS may ask for add-only photo permission.

Notifications and Background Activity

The app may register for remote notifications and update the app badge so unread social activity can be reflected on your device.

The app also supports background fetch and remote-notification wake for sync delivery when supported by the operating system and available infrastructure.

Accounts

evo social does not require a traditional server account with email, phone number, or password.

The app creates a local profile on your device. Your social identity and data remain tied to that local device state unless you sync them through the app's supported transport paths.

Data Sharing and Third Parties

The app does not sell your data.

When you use nearby sync or mailbox-backed sync, the data required for those features is sent to the relevant peer device or configured mailbox service so the feature can work.

Your Choices

Contact

For support or privacy questions, visit the Support page.