Privacy policy

Who provides Releviqa

Releviqa is developed and published by Joe Al Sokhen. Product information and support are provided through l2ita.com.

Photos and on-device processing

If you grant Photos access, Releviqa reads the photos and metadata that iOS makes available through PhotoKit. Text recognition, visual analysis, search indexing, similarity work, notes, saved text, and collection organization are performed on your device. Releviqa does not send your photos, extracted text, notes, or search index to a server operated by the developer.

You can grant full or limited Photos access and change that choice in iOS Settings. When an item is stored only in iCloud Photos, Apple may download it through your own Photos library so Releviqa can process it.

Optional Apple Maps place lookup

Place lookup is off until you enable it. When enabled, Releviqa sends a small number of coordinates already stored in selected photos to Apple Maps to request locality or landmark information. The developer does not receive those coordinates, photos, or results.

Lookup results are kept temporarily in memory for up to 15 minutes and are cleared when they expire, when the app moves to the background, or when you turn the feature off. Releviqa can use the returned place name in a memory title, and memory detail includes an Apple map. Apple processes the request under its own privacy terms.

Read Apple Maps privacy information

Purchases

Releviqa uses Apple StoreKit for purchases and restoration. Apple handles payment details and the App Store transaction. The developer does not receive your payment card information. Releviqa uses the entitlement information Apple returns only to unlock purchased functionality.

Local storage backups and deletion

Releviqa stores its search index, preferences, notes, saved text, collections, and purchase state locally on your device. Generated previews and caches can be cleared inside the app. Optional backups are files that you deliberately export to Files; Releviqa does not upload or synchronize them.

Deleting Releviqa removes its local app data from that device. It does not delete exported backup files or the contents of your Photos library. Photo deletion actions are separately reviewed in the app and confirmed by the system Photos interface.

Accounts analytics advertising and tracking

Releviqa does not require an account. The current app does not include advertising, cross-app tracking, third-party analytics SDKs, or a developer-operated user database.

Your choices

• Change or revoke Photos access in iOS Settings.
• Keep Apple Maps place lookup off, or disable it at any time in Releviqa.
• Clear generated previews and caches from Releviqa Settings.
• Edit or remove personal notes, saved text, intentions, and collections inside the app.
• Delete exported backup files in the Files app.

Contact

Privacy and support email: support@l2ita.com.