Summary
VoiceFlow is designed around user-started voice actions. Audio and text are processed only after you begin a recording or translation flow.
Privacy Policy
This page reflects what the current VoiceFlow iOS workspace indicates about microphone use, API-key handling, transcription, translation, and temporary audio.
VoiceFlow is designed around user-started voice actions. Audio and text are processed only after you begin a recording or translation flow.
Based on the current workspace, VoiceFlow may process microphone audio, transcribed text, translated text, preset settings, enabled destinations, enabled languages, and a user-supplied API key.
The app stores the user’s personal OpenAI API key in Keychain and its settings copy explicitly says the key remains there rather than in app history.
The README states that VoiceFlow uses OpenAI for speech-to-text and translation, with no separate developer backend included in the project.
The workspace documentation says cancelled recordings are deleted immediately and temporary audio is deleted after dictation or translation completes.
The current settings screen states that VoiceFlow stores no transcription history.
The project includes a Share Extension and widget-related controls, which means data can move through app-extension flows when you explicitly use them.
For privacy-related questions, contact [email protected].
Last updated: August 2026