Privacy

Your account. Your email address and name, from sign-up, Sign in with Apple, or Sign in with Google. If you set a profile photo, we store it.

What you make. Photos and videos you import or capture, the edits and presets you save, captions and notes, grid layouts, scheduled posts, and the contents of your bio page. Voice notes you save to Ideas are uploaded and stored with the rest of your media.

What you research. Links, files, articles and posts you add to a canvas or to Research are fetched and their text stored, so the AI features can read them back. A post you drop in is scraped for its caption, its numbers and its transcript.

Your connected accounts. When you connect a social account we store the identifiers needed to publish on your behalf and to show your follower counts. We never receive or store your password for those platforms, because authorization happens on the platform’s own site.

Your page’s traffic. Views and taps on a published bio page, counted as daily totals per page and per block. We do not store a visitor’s IP address, set a cookie on them, or build a profile of anybody who visits your page.

Payment. If you subscribe, our payment processor holds your card details, and we never see or store them. We keep which plan you are on, when it renews, and where it was bought.

Technical basics. A push notification token, so scheduled posts can notify you.

We do not collect your location, contacts, browsing history, or health data. We do not track you across other companies’ apps or websites, and MORR contains no advertising or attribution SDKs.

Most editing happens entirely on your phone. Filters, adjustments, cropping, retouching, background cutout, object erase and video export are all local. No image or video is sent anywhere for those. Some features do send data, and only when you use them:

• Auto-captions, Find Clips, and the voice-scrolling prompter transcribe speech. Where your device supports on-device recognition the audio stays on your phone; where it does not, Apple's speech recognition service processes it under Apple's privacy policy.
• Find Clips then sends only the resulting text to our AI provider to choose moments. Your video is never uploaded for this.
• Captions, hashtags and scripts send the text prompt you supply.
• Generative Fill sends the selected image and the area you painted to our AI provider, which returns the filled image. This is the one editing feature where the picture itself leaves your device.
• Adding a link, a post or a file to a canvas sends it to be read: a page is fetched, a PDF is parsed, and audio or video is transcribed.
• Publishing sends the media and caption to our publishing partner, which delivers it to the platform you chose.

AI requests are routed through our own server so that our provider keys are never contained in the app.

• Supabase: database, file storage, and authentication
• Vercel: hosting for the web app and published pages
• Apple: Sign in with Apple; speech recognition where on-device is unavailable
• Google: Sign in with Google
• OpenAI: Ask, caption, script, hashtag and clip suggestions, research breakdowns, transcription and Generative Fill. MORR asks your permission, on the web and in the iPhone app, before anything is first sent, and the AI switch in Settings turns it off on both
• Cartesia: the spoken replies in Ask, when you ask for them
• ScrapeCreators: fetching public posts, profiles and follower counts you ask us to study or track
• YouTube Data API (Google): public subscriber counts for YouTube channels you connect
• Apify: fetching public posts and Meta Ad Library ads you ask us to study
• Post For Me: connecting social accounts and publishing
• Stripe: payments made on the web
• RevenueCat: subscriptions bought in the app stores
• Unsplash and Pexels: stock photo search, which receives your search terms

Each processes data on our behalf, under its own terms.

Your content stays until you delete it. Deleted media goes to a trash area first so you can restore it, then is removed permanently.

You can delete your account from inside the app, under Settings → Delete Account. This removes your profile, your media library, scheduled posts, grids, captured ideas, bio pages, and every file you have uploaded, and then removes your login. It cannot be undone.

Disconnecting a social account removes our stored authorization for it. It does not delete anything already published to that platform. You control that on the platform itself.

Depending on where you live, you may have the right to access, correct, export or delete your personal data, and to object to certain processing. The in-app deletion above satisfies most deletion requests immediately. For anything else, write to us.

MORR is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their personal information.

If this policy changes materially we will update the date above and notify you in the app.

Questions about this policy or your data: hello@morr.group

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