App and account
Take is an iPhone teleprompter and video recording app provided by Özgür Yalım. Take does not require you to create an app account. Subscription purchases use your Apple account.
Scripts, recordings and settings
Scripts, drafts, personal vocabulary, reading preferences, recordings and recording metadata are stored in the app's local storage. Take does not upload your scripts, microphone audio or videos to a developer server or RevenueCat. Voice drafting processes microphone audio without saving a separate raw audio recording; the resulting draft can be saved as a script. Recorded videos include their recorded audio.
If you choose to share a file or save a video to Photos, it is handled by the destination or service you select. Your iOS backup and Photos settings may separately control system backups and synchronization; Take does not provide an account-based cloud library.
Permissions and speech
Camera and microphone permission are used for video recording. Voice drafting asks for microphone permission when you start listening. Saving to Photos asks for the relevant Photos permission. Speech-recognition permission may also be required by the recognition path in use.
Take uses Apple's on-device speech recognition for voice drafting and subtitle creation when the selected language and device are supported. Required language models may be downloaded by Apple's system services. If on-device recognition is unavailable, Take reports that limitation instead of sending your content to a developer transcription server. The app offers English and Turkish speech-language choices. Personal vocabulary is used as local recognition guidance and for matching spelling corrections.
Subscription data
Apple handles payments. Take uses RevenueCat to retrieve available subscription products, verify access and restore purchases. RevenueCat creates an anonymous app-user identifier and processes purchase and subscription information, plus technical information required for its service. Your scripts and videos are not sent to RevenueCat for that purpose. See RevenueCat's privacy guidance and privacy policy.
Retention and deletion
You can delete scripts and recordings from Take. Deleting a script does not delete videos already recorded from it. Deleting a recording removes its local video file. Removing the app may remove your local library; export important files first. Subscription expiry does not itself delete your local library. Purchase records may remain with Apple and RevenueCat under their policies, independently of your local files. Use Restore Purchases to check valid subscriptions associated with your Apple account.
Contact and updates
Contact ozguryalm@gmail.com for privacy questions. This page may be updated when the app or the services it uses change.