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Privacy Policy — Murmur

App: Murmur Voice Notes: Offline AI (package com.codingwithsalman.apps.todo.app.compose)
Last updated: 21 August 2026 · Supersedes the previous JotJive policy for this app.

This Privacy Policy describes how the Murmur mobile application (the “App”) handles information on your Android device. Murmur is developed and published on Google Play by TriCode Studio (“we”, “us”, or “our”).

Murmur is built so that we cannot see your data. Your voice recordings, transcripts, and action items are stored only on your device, and speech-to-text runs on your phone’s own processor. We operate no servers that receive, host, or process your content.

1. The Short Version

  • We do not collect, transmit, sell, or share any personal data.
  • Transcription happens entirely on your device — audio is never uploaded, to us or anyone.
  • No account, no sign-in, no analytics, no advertising or tracking SDKs.
  • All recordings, transcripts, action items, reminders, and settings stay in the App’s private storage.
  • Audio is recorded only when you start a recording, and is always shown by an ongoing notification.

2. Data We Collect

None. Everything you create in Murmur stays on your phone:

  • Voice recordings you make, and audio files you choose to import.
  • Transcripts, generated locally by an on-device AI model.
  • Note titles, action items (including any due dates and reminders), and app settings.

None of this leaves your device through the App.

3. How Transcription and Action Items Work

Murmur downloads an open-source speech-recognition model (a Whisper-family model) once. From then on, all transcription runs offline on your device — including in airplane mode. This covers both the transcript produced after you stop recording and the live transcript that can appear as you speak. Your audio is never sent to any transcription service.

Action items are found by reading your transcript on your device. When a deadline was spoken, Murmur can attach a due date and schedule a reminder. This runs as a plain text algorithm on your phone — it involves no additional AI model, no server, and no network connection, and your transcript is not sent anywhere in order to produce it. Reminders are scheduled and delivered locally by Android.

4. Network Access

The App uses the internet for exactly two things:

  • Downloading the speech model — a one-time download of model files from public hosting (Hugging Face / GitHub). The request contains no personal data and no audio.
  • Google Play Billing, if you choose to purchase Pro (see section 6).

There is no other network activity: no telemetry, no analytics, no crash uploaders, and no ads.

5. Permissions We Request

  • Microphone (RECORD_AUDIO) — to record your voice notes; used only while you record.
  • Notifications (POST_NOTIFICATIONS) — shows the ongoing-recording chip, transcription progress, and reminders for action items you have given a due date. Optional; the App works if you decline. Reminders are scheduled and delivered entirely on your device — nothing is sent to a server.
  • Foreground service — microphone — keeps a recording you started running when you switch apps or lock the screen. Recording never starts by itself and is always visible as an ongoing notification with a Stop action.
  • Internet — solely for the one-time model download and Play Billing, as described above.

6. Purchases

Pro upgrades (a subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase) are processed entirely by Google Play Billing. We never receive your payment details. Google’s handling of the transaction is governed by the Google Privacy Policy. The App stores only a local flag that Pro is active.

7. Sharing You Initiate

If you use Share or Export, the transcript text or audio file is handed to the app you choose (email, messaging, files, and so on). From that point it is governed by that app’s privacy policy. Murmur never shares anything on its own.

8. Recording Responsibly

Murmur records only when you start a recording, and always shows an ongoing notification while it is recording. It has no hidden recording mode, no remote activation, and no way for anyone but the person holding the phone to start it.

You are responsible for how you use it. Laws on recording conversations differ by country and, in some countries, by state — in many places every participant must consent before a conversation may be recorded. Please obtain consent before recording a meeting or conversation that involves other people.

Murmur is intended for recording your own meetings, conversations, and notes. It must not be used to monitor, track, or record any person covertly or without their knowledge.

9. Data Retention & Deletion

  • Delete any note in the App (long-press) — its audio file, transcript, and action items are removed, and any reminders scheduled for those action items are cancelled.
  • Uninstalling the App permanently deletes all App data, including downloaded models and any pending reminders.
  • There is nothing to delete on our side, because nothing is ever stored on our side.

10. Children’s Privacy

Murmur is not directed at children under 13. Because the App collects no data, no personal information from children (or anyone else) is processed by us.

11. Changes to This Policy

If the App’s data handling ever changes (for example, an optional cloud feature), this policy will be updated first and the date above will change. Material changes will be noted in the App’s release notes.

12. Contact

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or the App, you can reach us at:

TriCode Studio
Email: support@tricodestudio.com

Earlier versions of this app were published as “JotJive” (an offline notes & voice-journal app), which likewise stored all data locally. This policy supersedes the JotJive policy following the app’s relaunch as Murmur.


See also our Terms & Conditions.