Privacy across the suite

The short version: Zenith apps have no server of their own. What they keep stays on your phone. What little can leave goes to a service you chose, or into your own account, and only when you use the feature that needs it.

#The rules every Zenith app follows

• No Zenith server. There is nowhere for Zenith to send your data. Ask the sky talks to your AI service directly, under your own key. Drive and Google calendars are your own account.
• Sharing stays on the phone. When Zenith apps share keys, settings or the Shuttle, they do it through the broker — a private, signature-protected shelf on your phone. It reaches no server. See The Zenith Suite & broker.
• Permissions are asked in place. An app asks for a permission when you first use the thing that needs it, not on first launch. You grant or withdraw permissions in the phone's own app settings.
• Your yes before AI. Your words go to an AI service only after you've said yes to that service, and every request and reply is checked on your phone first. See AI safety — Zenith Guard & consent.
• Keys stay encrypted. AI keys are stored encrypted on your phone and sent only to their own service. See Shared keys & connected accounts.
• One privacy policy. The suite has one privacy policy, at zenithsuite.app/privacy.

#Each app's exact details

Each app lists exactly what it keeps, what can leave, and why it asks for each permission:

• Zenith Launcher: Privacy & permissions
• Zenith Calendar: Privacy & permissions
• Zenith Icon Pack: Privacy, licensing & credits

See also. AI safety — Zenith Guard & consent · Shared keys & connected accounts · The Zenith Suite & broker