Loquus for iOS

Your learning.
Your business.

Your learning data never leaves your phone. The short list of things that ever do — an issue report you choose to send, an App Store purchase, Apple's anonymous ad-attribution signal — is below, in full. This page exists to be verifiable, not just claimable.

What happens on your phone, stays there

• No Loquus accountThere is no sign-up, no email field, and no password. An optional issue report requires iCloud, and CloudKit attaches an app-specific creator identifier; Loquus does not turn it into an account or learning profile.
• No analytics or ad SDKsThe app contains no third-party tracking code of any kind — no analytics library, no ad SDK, no fingerprinting.
• Speech never leavesPronunciation checking uses Apple's on-device recognition, explicitly configured to refuse server processing. If your phone can't check a language offline, Loquus says so instead of quietly uploading your voice.
• Your data is a file you ownLearning progress lives on your device. You can export it as a file, move it to a new phone, or delete it — no request forms, no 30-day windows.
• Crash reports are opt-in, by handIf iOS records a crash, Loquus keeps a local, human-readable log. It is sent to no one unless you personally share it.
• Issue reports go only where you send themIf you tap the shield button and send a report, that report — your description, the current app screen, technical context, and its CloudKit creator identifier — goes to our Apple-managed support inbox and nowhere else. It is never used for analytics or advertising, and nothing is ever sent without that tap.
• Payments are Apple'sSubscriptions run through the App Store. We never see a card number. If you found Loquus through an ad, Apple's SKAdNetwork may report an anonymous, aggregate conversion signal (installed / trialing / subscribed) to the ad network — no identifiers, no profiles, and we could not connect it to you if we tried.

Why we work this way

Language learning happens in your most unguarded moments — mispronouncing words alone in your kitchen at midnight. We think that moment deserves a quiet room. Loquus has no always-on learning or analytics pipeline; its only support pipeline runs after you deliberately send an issue report.

Testing through TestFlight

Apple TestFlight has its own beta-testing data practices, including crash logs, usage information and feedback shared with developers. See Apple’s TestFlight privacy information for details.

Joining the Android beta

Android beta signup happens through Google Groups and Google Play. This website does not collect or store your email through a signup form. When you join the Loquus Android Beta group, Google processes your Google account information and makes your membership details, including your email address, available to the group owner to manage beta access. The group’s member list is restricted to its owner.

Joining the group makes your account eligible for the closed test; you must then opt in on Google Play. Your membership is used for beta access, not marketing. You can leave the beta on Google Play and leave the group through Google Groups. For Google’s handling of account and service data, see Google’s privacy policy. The app-specific details above describe Loquus for iOS.

Questions

Contact: loquuslanguage@gmail.com

Last updated September 2026. If this policy ever changes, the app will tell you before the change applies. The architecture is the policy: no Loquus accounts, no tracking, and no support upload unless you explicitly send one.