Last updated: May 2026
BabyBot is an AI assistant application that runs on your Android device. We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting it.
BabyBot does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data to us. All your conversations, settings, memories, and saved files stay on your device.
The app uses Android permissions only for the features you actively use:
Microphone — for voice input. Audio is processed by Android's built-in speech recognition; we do not record or store it.
Location — only used when you ask BabyBot a question that needs it (for example, weather or directions). Location is sent to the relevant service for that single request and not stored.
Contacts — only read when you ask BabyBot to call or text someone by name.
Photos and media — only accessed when you attach an image or file to a message.
Installed apps — read so BabyBot can open apps you ask for by name.
Accessibility Service — optional. When enabled by you in Android Settings, this lets BabyBot read what's on screen and tap buttons in other apps when you explicitly ask. Banking, payment, and authenticator apps are blocked in code from this access. The service only acts on your direct request and never runs in the background on its own.
None of this data is sent to BabyBot's developer.
BabyBot connects to two categories of third-party services:
Google AdMob
BabyBot uses Google AdMob to display ads. AdMob may collect certain data as part of its standard operation, such as:
Approximate location
Ad interactions
Device information
This data is collected by Google, not by BabyBot. You can read Google's privacy policy here: https://policies.google.com/privacy
AI Backends (optional)
BabyBot lets you configure which AI service it uses to generate responses. By default, it works with self-hosted local AI servers (such as Ollama running on your own computer), in which case your messages never leave your network.
If you choose to configure a third-party AI service (such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or any other provider), the contents of your messages — including text, attached images, and any context BabyBot sends with the request — are transmitted to that provider so they can generate a response. We do not control what those providers do with that data. Please review the privacy policy of any AI service you configure before using it.
BabyBot does not send your data to any AI provider unless you have configured one and are actively using it.
BabyBot itself does not collect or use any data.
Data sent to third-party services (AdMob, optional AI providers) is used by those services according to their own policies and terms.
All conversations, memories, settings, and generated files are stored locally on your device. Uninstalling BabyBot removes all of this data. We have no copy of it.
You can edit, remove or delete any of data manual anytime
BabyBot is not directed toward children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data from them.
We may update this policy occasionally. Changes will be posted on this page.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, contact us at: cutitas85@gmail.com
Voice / speech recognition: I said audio is "processed by Android's built-in speech recognition" — that's true for SttManager which uses Android's SpeechRecognizer. Some Android phones (Samsung especially) send recognition audio to Google's cloud servers, but that's a Google/OEM thing, not BabyBot. The wording I used covers it without overpromising.
Memory feature: I rolled it under "All conversations, memories... stored locally on your device" without separately spotlighting it. The memory tool only persists locally — no sync, no cloud — so this is accurate.
Accessibility Service: I called out the banking/payments blocklist explicitly because Google's review team scrutinises accessibility apps heavily. Showing that you've thought about safety helps.
Optional AI providers: I made it explicit that local Ollama = nothing leaves the device, while optional cloud providers = your messages go there. Honest, clear, and shifts responsibility for the cloud provider's behaviour to that provider.
No cookies / tracking pixels section: BabyBot is a native app, no web layer, no cookies. Skipped that whole topic.