• Last updated: May 25, 2026

Imprnt is an iPhone app that stamps a typographic plate of date, location, and camera metadata onto your photos. This policy explains exactly what data the app touches and what it does with it.

The short version: Imprnt processes everything on your device. It does not have a server, does not have user accounts, and does not transmit your photos or location anywhere.

## Information we access

Imprnt asks for the following iOS permissions only when you use the features that need them. You can revoke any of them at any time from Settings → Privacy & Security on your iPhone.

### Photo Library (read)

When you pick a photo to stamp, Imprnt reads the image and its embedded EXIF metadata (date, camera, lens, exposure, GPS coordinates if the photo has them). This data is used only to render the plate on screen and to export the finished image. It is not copied, indexed, or sent anywhere.

### Photo Library (add)

When you save a stamped photo, Imprnt writes the result back to your camera roll. It does not modify, move, or delete any of your existing photos.

## Information we collect

• None. Imprnt does not have a backend. We do not collect, log, or store any personal information, analytics, crash reports, or device identifiers on any server we control.

## Third-party services

Imprnt does not include any third-party analytics, advertising, tracking, or attribution SDKs.

The app may use Apple system frameworks (for example, the Photos framework, CoreLocation, and MapKit) which are governed by Apple's Privacy Policy. When you download or update the app, Apple may collect standard App Store information as described in their policy.