Privacy Policy & Support
Last updated: July 2, 2026
Bibliome is built so your documents stay yours. The app runs entirely on your device and makes no network connections of its own — no servers of ours, no third parties. The only data movement anywhere is Apple iCloud, inside your own account, described below.
Nothing. Bibliome has no servers, no accounts, no analytics, and no ads. We never see your documents, your library, your searches, or how you use the app. No data is collected by us, sold, or shared with anyone.
Organizing, classification, OCR, search, and the answers to your questions are all computed locally on your device, offline. Your documents are never uploaded to us or to any third party for processing.
iCloud sync is off by default. If you turn it on, your library is shared across your own Apple devices through your own iCloud account — including reading positions and bookmarks, kept by document name. That data lives in your personal iCloud — performed by iOS and macOS, not by Bibliome. We have no access to it, and it is never routed through a third-party server. You can turn sync off at any time; your library stays on your devices.
When your device is signed into iCloud, each Bibliome app saves one small file into your own iCloud container so your devices can notice each other and offer to link up. It contains only the app version, a date, and your library's document count and total size — never document names or contents. It exists only in your iCloud; we can never see it. If you're not signed into iCloud, nothing is written.
Bibliome may ask permission to use your camera (to scan paper into PDFs) and to read files or folders you choose (to add PDFs to your library). These are used only on your device to build your library. Nothing is uploaded.
Because Bibliome collects no data, it is appropriate for users of all ages.
If this policy changes, we'll update it here and revise the date above.
Questions, bugs, or feedback? Email info@psychosonicconsulting.com and we'll help.