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Talvor Privacy Policy

Last updated September 2026

Talvor runs on your iPhone or iPad. Speech recognition, speaker separation, voice matching, and question generation all happen using Apple's on-device Neural Engine — nothing about a conversation you have while using Talvor is sent to Meyer App Studio, and none of it is sent to any third-party server, ever. This page explains exactly what that means, the few things that do briefly touch a network, and what happens to anything you choose to save.

The short version

Meyer App Studio does not operate any server that Talvor talks to. There is no Talvor account, no sign-in, and no backend that receives your audio, your transcripts, or your call notes.
Everything a live call needs — transcription, telling speakers apart, matching a voice to your enrollment, and writing suggested questions — runs locally on your device using Apple's Speech, Foundation Models, and Core ML frameworks.
A saved transcript, a saved recording, your voice-enrollment sample, and your call history stay in Talvor's storage on your device. They leave your device only when you explicitly export or share them yourself.
Talvor collects no analytics, no crash reports, and no advertising identifiers. There is no tracking of any kind inside the app.

What Talvor processes, and where

Data	Where it's processed	Ever leaves your device?
Microphone audio during a call	On-device (Apple's Speech framework / SpeechAnalyzer)	No, except the rare fallback below
Who's speaking (you vs. others)	On-device (Core ML speaker-diarization and voice-matching models)	No
Suggested questions & meeting notes	On-device (Apple Intelligence / Foundation Models)	No
Your voice-enrollment sample	On-device, stored in the app's local storage	No
Saved transcripts, recordings, notes	On-device, stored in the app's local storage	Only if you tap Export/Share
Subscription purchase	Apple's App Store / StoreKit	Handled entirely by Apple — Meyer App Studio never sees your payment details

The one-time downloads

On first use, Talvor downloads two sets of on-device models so they can run offline afterward:

Apple's speech and language models, delivered by iOS itself the same way any Apple Intelligence feature installs its models.
The speaker-separation and voice-matching models, an open-source Core ML model package downloaded once from Hugging Face's model hosting.

Both downloads are the model files themselves — not your audio, your speech, or anything about your calls. Once downloaded, both run fully offline for every call after that.

The one fallback worth being direct about

Talvor is built to keep every word on your device. On a small number of devices or configurations where Apple's newest on-device speech engine isn't available, Talvor falls back to iOS's standard dictation path, which — per Apple's own permission prompt — may send speech audio to Apple's servers to generate a transcription. This is Apple's system-level speech recognition service, governed by Apple's own privacy policy, not a service Meyer App Studio operates or has access to. Talvor uses its on-device engine whenever your device supports it, which is the case for the vast majority of supported hardware.

Recording and consent

Saving a transcript or an audio recording is off by default. Turning either on, or starting a call, shows a consent notice reminding you that recording-consent laws vary by location and that you're responsible for getting agreement from everyone on the call. Talvor keeps a timestamped record of when you affirmed that notice, stored locally with the call and included if you export it — so the record travels with the words it covers.

What we don't do

We don't operate a server that receives your calls, transcripts, or notes.
We don't use analytics, crash reporting, or advertising SDKs of any kind.
We don't sell, rent, or share your data, because we never have it in the first place.
We don't require an account, an email address, or a phone number to use Talvor.

Deleting your data

Everything Talvor stores lives in the app's local storage on your device. Deleting a saved call from Call History removes its transcript and recording from your device. Deleting the app removes everything, including your voice enrollment. There is nothing on any Meyer App Studio server to separately delete, because nothing is ever sent there.

Children's privacy

Talvor is a professional tool for field sales conversations and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 13.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes in a way that matters — most likely because a new feature changes what runs on-device versus off — we'll update this page and the "Last updated" date above. We won't make a material change without updating it here first.

Contact

Talvor is published by Meyer App Studio, LLC. Questions about this policy or how Talvor handles data can go to info@meyerappstudio.com.