Questions, answered.

Frequently asked questions

Last updated: August 12, 2026

Where do my documents go when I upload them?

Nowhere. The AI runs entirely on your phone's chip — there is no server, so your contract is never transmitted, stored in a cloud, or seen by us. "Upload" only ever means "open on this device".

Do I need an account?

No. There is nothing to sign up for and no login — open the app and read. The only email we ever ask for is the waitlist address on this site, which is used for launch updates and never shared.

Is this legal advice?

No. Privy Pilot reports what your document says — in plain English, with page citations you can check yourself. It is a reading aid, not a lawyer; for advice on your situation, consult a legal professional.

How do I know an answer isn't made up?

Every answer quotes the contract and cites the pages it came from, and the app tells you when it can't find a clause rather than guessing. Check the cited page before relying on anything — that's the whole point of citations.

What happens when I delete a contract?

It's removed from your device, and because no copy ever existed anywhere else, it's simply gone. Your documents are also excluded from iCloud backups so they are never silently copied to Apple's servers — which means if you lose your device, the data is lost with it. Deleting the app erases everything.

What does Privy Pilot learn about me?

As little as the App Store allows. We run no analytics and no trackers — this website doesn't even use cookies. Apple shares anonymised crash logs and download statistics only if you've opted in, and our payment provider verifies purchases against an anonymous ID. None of it can be linked to your documents, which we never see.

When can I use it?

Privy Pilot launches on the App Store. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it's live — that's the only email you'll get.