Last updated: April 14, 2026
The short version: Your captures, notes, and memories stay on your device, encrypted by your PIN. We collect anonymous usage data (which you can turn off) to make the app better. We only ask for an account when you want your memory to persist across devices or sessions.
Everything you capture with Pocket Agent — voice notes, photos, typed entries, reminders, and the memory the app builds about you — stays on your device.
To improve the app and catch bugs quickly, we collect anonymous usage data:
This telemetry is anonymous. It contains no captures, no personal data, no identifiers we can tie back to you personally. You can disable telemetry entirely in Settings at any time, and the app will work exactly the same.
We ask you to create a PIN when you first open the app. The PIN serves two purposes:
Your PIN is never sent to us. If you forget it, there is no recovery mechanism — your encrypted data becomes unreadable, by design.
You can use Pocket Agent fully with just a PIN — no account required — for everything that happens on a single device. We only ask you to create an account when you want to persist your memory across sessions or devices, for example:
When you create an account, your captures are still encrypted end-to-end before leaving your device. We store encrypted blobs — we can see that blobs exist for your account, but we cannot read what's in them.
Pocket Agent uses Google's Gemma AI model, which runs entirely on your device. The model is downloaded once during first-run setup. After that, no text you capture is ever sent anywhere — all inference happens locally on your phone or in your browser.
Pocket Agent is built by Dawnika LLC, registered in Delaware, USA. Questions? Email hello@dawnika.com.