Last updated: July 19, 2026
Nothing. Latent has no accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking, and no servers of our own. Your photos, their metadata, and everything the app derives from them (palettes, cards, redactions, reports, collages) are processed on your iPhone and never transmitted to us or anyone else.
For App Store privacy labeling, Latent's label is: Data Not Collected, with the single optional exception described below.
If you turn on Historical weather in Settings (it is off by default), Latent sends the photo's GPS coordinates (rounded to 4 decimal places) and capture date to the Open-Meteo public weather archive (archive-api.open-meteo.com) to look up the weather at the moment the photo was taken. No identifiers accompany the request. Open-Meteo's own terms and privacy policy apply to that request. Turning the toggle off stops all such requests; this is the app's only own network call.
The Privacy Report is computed entirely on-device — including the location finding, which shows the photo's raw coordinates without contacting any geocoding service.
Latent uses the system photo picker, which shares only the specific photos you choose. Saving finished exports uses add-only access; Latent never requests read access to your photo library.
Subscriptions and the lifetime unlock are processed by Apple. We receive no personal information about you from a purchase.
We hold no data about you, so there is nothing for us to retain, delete, or export. Deleting the app removes everything it ever computed.
Latent does not collect data from anyone, including children.
If we ever change how Latent handles data, we will update this page and the policy inside the app before the change takes effect.
Questions about privacy: [email protected]