Docket privacy.

Documents on your iPhone

Docket uses Apple’s on-device frameworks to read the documents you choose. Document pages and saved records live in the app’s local storage. Family sharing and iCloud household sync are not enabled in this version.

Saved documents and records may be included in Apple device backups, depending on your backup settings. A device backup is separate from Docket’s planned family sharing. Docket does not control a backup’s protection or retention.

Permissions and app lock

Camera access is used when you choose to scan. Files and Photos intake let you select what to add. Notification permission allows optional alerts about saved dates. The optional Face ID or passcode lock uses Apple’s authentication prompt. You control system permissions in iPhone Settings.

Deletion and local usage

You can permanently delete a saved document and its source pages from Docket’s local library after confirmation. Existing reminders remain without that document source. Removing an individual saved detail leaves the original scan available.

Docket retains a local usage count after document deletion, so deleting a document does not restore an included Free slot. Local coordination records may also remain for recovery. Deletion does not remove exported copies, control Apple device backups or promise secure erasure from the device.

Sharing and export

When you choose to share or export, content goes to the destination you select. A complete ZIP archive includes saved records, document pages and unfinished captures, and has no password protection. An interrupted handoff may leave a temporary copy in Docket until it can be safely discarded. Destinations and recipients have their own protection and retention practices.

Apple purchases and feedback

Subscription purchases, restoration and management use Apple’s StoreKit services. Docket uses verified status to determine local Pro access and does not operate a purchase-history server. Apple handles its services under its own privacy practices; developers may receive transaction and reporting information through Apple.

If you use TestFlight, Apple may make the feedback, screenshots or diagnostics you submit available through its developer tools. Remove personal paperwork and other sensitive details before choosing to send feedback.

Advertising and diagnostics

The Docket app does not include an advertising or analytics SDK and does not automatically upload your documents to support. Local evaluation and diagnostic reports are separate from feedback you choose to send through Apple.

Contacting GSD Group

GSD Group operates support through its existing contact form. If you use it, the support operator receives your email, optional name, request topic and message to handle your request. Messages are stored in the private support inbox until manually deleted; there is no automatic deletion schedule. The form does not accept file attachments.

Please avoid sending household paperwork, account numbers, passwords or private links. This support-message flow is separate from Docket’s on-device document processing and Apple TestFlight. GSD website privacy covers the contact website, its hosting and website analytics.

For a privacy question or deletion request about a support message, use the contact form. For help with the app, visit Docket support.