Privacy policy. Effective .
Onesheet is a free reader for iPhone and iPad, made by Bruno Molina. This policy covers what the app does with your information.
What Onesheet collects
Nothing. There is no Onesheet account and no Onesheet server. The app has no analytics, no tracking and no ads.
Your files
Documents you open are stored on your device.
When you are signed in to iCloud, they are also kept in your own private iCloud database, so your library follows you across your devices. That database is yours: Bruno Molina cannot read it.
To turn this off, open Settings on your iPhone or iPad, tap your name, then iCloud, then Saved to iCloud, and switch Onesheet off.
Name suggestions
Name suggestions come from on-device AI: Apple's own model, running on your device. The text of your documents is not sent anywhere for this.
What a document loads
A document you open is a web page. It can load things from the internet itself, for example a chart library or a font, the same as it would in a browser. Onesheet does not add anything to those requests.
Each document is kept apart from the others: its cookies and saved data are its own.
Documents cannot use the camera, the microphone or your location.
Links
Links in a document open in an in-app Safari sheet, which follows Safari's own privacy behaviour.
Crash and usage data
Apple may share crash and usage data with the developer if you have agreed to that in your iPhone's settings. That is Apple's system-wide setting.
Deleting your data
Deleting a document moves it to Recently Deleted for 30 days, then removes it. Deleting the app removes its library from the device.
This website
This website sets no cookies and runs no analytics or tracking scripts. It is delivered through Cloudflare, which handles each request, your IP address included, to serve the page.
If you write to the support address, your message and your email address reach Bruno Molina, who uses them to answer you.
Contact
Questions about this policy: email support@