What Harps does with your voice: nothing you didn't ask for.
Last updated September 2026
This page covers two different things people mean by "privacy": what the Harps app does with your microphone and your transcripts, and what this website does with your visit. They're answered separately below because the answers are different in kind — one is a design decision, the other is a disclosure.
The app
This website
The site you're reading this on is static — it has no backend, no database, and no sign-in. It uses Google Analytics to see how many people visit and which pages they read, nothing more.
- Google Analytics sets cookies and collects standard visit data — pages viewed, approximate location, device and browser type. It does not see anything you type into the app; the app has no connection to this site or to Google at all
- Fonts and icons are served from this site, not a third-party host
- No advertising pixel runs on any page; a future purchase or download flow may introduce a payment processor, which would be disclosed here before it ships
If something here turns out to be wrong
This document describes the app as designed. If a future version changes any of the above — audio leaving the device for a better model, for instance — that row changes here first, in the same plain language, before the update ships.