← back to pinkha

Privacy

Last updated June 22, 2026

Pinkha is local-first by design. Your notes, books, and shelves are stored exclusively on your device — they are never sent to a Pinkha server, because no Pinkha server exists.

What data we collect

None directly. There is no Pinkha account, no analytics SDK, no advertising tracker. We do not know who you are or how you use the app.

Crash reports (Sentry)

To detect crashes and performance regressions, Pinkha sends anonymous diagnostic data to Sentry. This includes:

These reports never contain the content of your notes, your book entries, or any text you have typed. You can verify this in the source: see Observability.swift.

Notion import (optional)

If you choose to import from Notion, Pinkha uses Notion's official OAuth flow. The exchange goes through our token proxy at notion-proxy, which only forwards the OAuth handshake — your Notion access token is never stored on our servers. It is delivered directly to the app and persisted in the iOS Keychain on your device only (kSecAttrAccessibleWhenUnlockedThisDeviceOnly, never synced to iCloud).

Note: while the OAuth flow is happening, our proxy is the intermediary between Notion and the app. Notion's own data handling applies to anything you have stored there — see Notion's privacy policy.

Other imports (Bear, Craft)

Bear and Craft imports are 100% local. You select a file from the iOS Files app, Pinkha reads it on-device, and converts it into pinkha notes. Nothing leaves your device.

Third-party services summary

Your rights

Because we do not store any personal data, there is nothing for us to delete or hand over. To stop all diagnostic reporting, uninstall the app.

Contact

Questions: ybikouta.pro@icloud.com