Privacy

Last updated 1 September 2026.

What stays on your phone

Arranging a collage happens entirely on the device. Choosing photos, reading them, computing a layout and rendering the result involve no server at all, and work with the phone offline. Photos you have not published are not uploaded, not copied and not seen by us.

What leaves it, and only when you say so

Publishing a collage is a separate, deliberate action. When you publish, the flattened collage image and its caption are sent to our server so the collage can be shown at a link and in the app's feed.

Original, full-resolution files are uploaded only if you turn on source downloads for that project. That switch is off by default and is decided per project.

When originals are uploaded, GPS coordinates and camera serial numbers are removed from them first, unless you explicitly choose to keep them.

Your account

Signing in with Apple, Google or X stores an identifier from that provider, a display name and, where the provider supplies one, an email address. It is used to identify your account and nothing else. You can unlink any sign-in method as long as one remains.

If you enable notifications, a device token is stored so a notification can be delivered. Turning notifications off removes it.

Deleting things

Deleting a published collage removes it from the link and the feed. Deleting your account removes your profile, your published collages and any uploaded originals.

What we do not do

There is no advertising, no third-party analytics and no tracking across other apps or sites. Your photos are not used to train anything.

Contact

Questions about any of this: privacy@layup.id.