Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 4, 2026

Inspectro listens to nearby sound through your device's microphone to draw a live spectrogram, detect pitch, and estimate tempo. Specifically:

Siri

Inspectro's Siri commands (e.g. "Change theme to blue in Inspectro") are handled by Apple's on-device App Intents system. Triggering one only adjusts a local app setting or starts/stops analysis — Inspectro does not send audio, transcripts, or any other data anywhere as part of this.

The Audio Unit plugin

Inspectro includes a bundled Audio Unit (AUv3) extension that lets its live view run inside another audio app (GarageBand, Logic Pro, AUM, etc.) as an effect. It's a true pass-through — it visualizes the host app's audio without altering or storing it. The plugin and the main app share your palette, FX, and noise-gate preferences using an iOS App Group, Apple's standard mechanism for an app to share local data with its own extension. This stays entirely on-device and is never transmitted anywhere.

Sharing a file in

If you share an audio or video file into Inspectro (for example, from the Files app), iOS copies that file into Inspectro's own local storage so it can be played back and analyzed the same way live microphone input is. Inspectro deletes its copy once playback finishes or you leave the file. The file is never uploaded or transmitted anywhere.

Because nothing is collected, there is nothing to sell, share with third parties, or lose in a data breach.

Contact

Questions about this policy: [email protected]