Privacy

The waitlist

When you leave your email, we store it with the page you signed up on and your approximate country (from the network, not your location). We use it for one thing: to tell you when Mantrify is on the App Store. We don't sell it or share it. To be removed, reply to that email or write to darinaartekha@gmail.com, and we'll delete it.

The affirmation counter

The counter on this site never receives, saves or uploads your audio. To turn speech into text it uses your browser's built-in speech recognition. Chrome and Edge send audio to their own servers for this, and Safari may too, under their own privacy policies. If you'd rather not, use the tap counter instead.

The app

In the Mantrify iPhone app, speech recognition runs on your phone. Your voice isn't recorded and doesn't leave the phone. Your name, your answers during setup, your affirmations, your practice history and your settings are stored only on your phone. There's no account and no analytics, and reminders are set on the phone itself.

Your own affirmations, read aloud

Affirmations from the Mantrify library come with recordings inside the app, so nothing is sent for them. For an affirmation you wrote yourself, the voice needs a new recording, so the app sends its words to be voiced. It does this only if you choose it: when you save your first phrase with "Add it and read it aloud", or when you turn on "Read my own words too" in Settings.

Where your words go

The words go to the Mantrify server and on to ElevenLabs, a voice service that turns them into speech. With them go the voice you picked (female or male) and a random number the app created for this alone. That number isn't tied to your name or to any advertising ID. Our server keeps neither your words nor the recordings. It keeps only usage counts: how many requests came in a day and how long the phrases were, with the random number stored as a hash. The finished recording is saved on your phone. ElevenLabs handles the text under its own privacy policy. Our server removes the words and the recording from the ElevenLabs history within a minute, usually after a second or two. Supabase, which hosts our server, keeps standard request logs, such as the IP address and time of each request. The words themselves aren't in them.

How to turn it off

Turn off "Read my own words too" in Settings. From then on nothing is sent, and your own phrases aren't read aloud. Deleting the app deletes its recordings from your phone.

Cookies and analytics

This site doesn't set cookies or use advertising trackers. Our host, Cloudflare, keeps standard server logs for security.

Contact

Questions about your data, or want something deleted? Write to darinaartekha@gmail.com.