WakeWords

Privacy policy

Last updated September 30, 2026

WakeWords helps you record a personal message to hear at your next alarm. Your recordings are personal, and the app is designed to keep them under your control.

Information the app uses

Permissions and notifications

WakeWords requests microphone access when you record, and alarm access to schedule your wake-up alarm. If you turn on evening reminders, it also requests notification permission and schedules those reminders on your device. You can change permissions in iOS Settings and turn off evening reminders in the app.

Sharing and tracking

WakeWords does not require an account. The app does not send your recordings, transcripts, titles, or wake plan to WakeWords servers. It does not include advertising or third-party analytics, and it does not sell your personal information. iOS handles alarm delivery, notifications, and any device backups according to your Apple settings; on-device speech features may download language resources from Apple.

Keeping or removing your information

Your messages and settings remain on your device until you delete them or remove the app. You can delete individual recordings in the app; removing the app removes its local data from the device. Data in an iOS backup is managed through your Apple backup settings.

Changes and questions

We may update this policy as WakeWords changes. The date above shows when it was last updated. For privacy questions, please contact the developer through the support link on the WakeWords App Store listing.