Poliglota iPhone · iPad

Privacy Policy

Updated 26 September 2026

Poliglota does not collect, store or transmit any personal data.

No accounts to create, no servers of ours, no analytics, no ads. The app works offline. The subscriptions, which are optional, are handled by Apple, and your progress can be stored in your own iCloud if you have it switched on.

Contact details, name or email
Not collected
Device identifiers
Not collected
Location
Not collected
Usage data or analytics
Not collected
Diagnostics and crashes
Not collected
Tracking across apps or websites
Never
Learning progress
On your device and in your iCloud

What the app stores, and where

Poliglota stores your progress — learned words, streak, settings, any profiles you create and the words you type into My Words — on your device. Deleting the app deletes the data with it.

If you have iCloud switched on, that same progress is also stored in your own iCloud account, so you can start on the iPhone and carry on on the iPad. It goes to your iCloud, under your Apple ID: it never passes through any server of ours and we cannot see it. Turning iCloud off for Poliglota in your system settings stops it leaving the device.

The microphone

The app asks for microphone access for one purpose: checking your pronunciation in the speaking exercises. It is active only when you tap the microphone button.

When iOS cannot recognise on-device, Apple's operating system may process the audio on Apple servers under Apple's own privacy policy. That happens at the system level, not within this app.

Children

Poliglota is meant for young children too. That is precisely why it collects no data and shows no advertising. On children's profiles, subscribing first requires solving a multiplication meant for an adult. Outside the app it only links to the App Store (to subscribe or to rate it), Apple's terms of use, this page and the contact email.

The subscription

The app has two optional subscriptions, monthly and yearly, that unlock the rest of the course. Apple handles all of it: the payment, the receipt, renewal, cancellation and restoring it on other devices. We never see or receive any payment data, and we do not store who is subscribed: the app asks Apple whether this account has the subscription, and Apple answers yes or no. With Family Sharing, Apple knows who you share it with; we do not see that either.

That is why you do not need to register to get it back on a new phone, and why there is no user database of any kind.

Reminders and widget

Reminders, if you turn them on in Settings, are scheduled by the device itself: they go through no server and stop as soon as you turn them off. The Word of the Day widget reads nothing from your progress: it shows a word from the dictionary built into the app.

Third parties

The app bundles no third-party libraries, analytics kits or ad networks. It shares nothing with anyone because it collects nothing.

Changes

Should this policy change, the date above will be updated and the new version will appear at this same address.

Contact

service@sesinit.com