SnapBite
Privacy Policy
SnapBite is designed around on-device meal journaling. The current app does not require an account or operate a SnapBite backend for your meal records.
Last updated: September 7, 20261. What SnapBite stores
Meal records such as capture time, meal type, dining context, memory marks, notes, and optional place text are stored locally by the app.
Derived images such as enhanced photos, thumbnails, and meal stickers are processed and stored on-device. SnapBite does not use a cloud AI API to recognize dishes, ingredients, or calories.
2. Camera and Photos
Camera access is used only when you choose to take a meal photo. Photos access is used for photo-library workflows you initiate: choosing an existing image, saving a camera capture to Apple Photos, or viewing its linked original.
Camera captures must be saved to Apple Photos before they can be added to a meal. Originals managed by Apple Photos remain subject to your Photos library settings; app-generated derivatives remain in SnapBite's local storage.
3. Place text
You may type an optional place or restaurant name into a meal record. SnapBite stores this text locally and does not request device location or search nearby places in the current version.
4. Network, accounts, and AI
The current version requires no SnapBite account, has no SnapBite meal-data backend, and does not use CloudKit automatic sync for meal records.
SnapBite does not send your meal photos to a cloud AI service for food, ingredient, or calorie recognition.
5. Tracking
SnapBite does not sell your meal data, use it for cross-app advertising, build advertising profiles from your meals, or include a third-party advertising or tracking SDK.
6. Retention and deletion
Local meal records remain on your device until you delete them or remove the app. Removing the app can remove SnapBite's app-local data. Photos that were saved to Apple Photos follow your Photos library rather than SnapBite's local database.
SnapBite does not provide its own cloud backup. If you enable iCloud Backup or iCloud Photos on the device, Apple's system backup or photo library sync may include SnapBite's local files or originals saved to Photos.
Because the current version has no SnapBite account backend, there is no remote meal-data account for us to delete on your behalf.
7. Permissions
Camera: capture meal photos. Photos: select existing photos, save camera captures to Apple Photos, and view linked originals when you request them.
You can change these permissions at any time in iOS Settings. Some features may become unavailable when a related permission is disabled.
8. Changes and contact
We may update this policy as SnapBite evolves. The current version will always be published on this page.
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