Legal
Effective date: April 16, 2026. Met is designed to store only the information you intentionally add. We do not read your inbox, scrape your address book, or sell your data.
When you use Met, we may collect and store:
This information is stored on your device and, where applicable, synchronized with Met's backend to support account-based features.
Met supports sign-in via Apple and Google. When you sign in:
Session tokens are stored securely on your device and in our database. They are used only to authenticate API requests from your app.
If you connect Gmail, Met requests the gmail.send permission. This allows Met to send an email on your behalf only when you tap "Send via Gmail" on a draft you have reviewed. Met does not read, index, or store any emails from your inbox.
If you connect Google Calendar, Met requests calendar.readonly access. This is used solely to suggest relevant events on the "Add Context" screen when you are saving a new contact. Met does not store your calendar events beyond an in-memory cache used to populate suggestions during an active session.
Follow-up email drafts and contact parsing are generated using OpenAI's API. The contact details and context you provide are sent to OpenAI to generate a draft. We use OpenAI's API in a way that prohibits them from training on your data. You should not include sensitive personal information (e.g., health data, financial account numbers) in notes or context fields.
Met Pro subscriptions are handled through Apple's App Store via StoreKit. We do not collect or store your payment card information. Purchase history and subscription status are managed by Apple. We track only whether your subscription is active, using Apple's receipt validation.
If you grant notification permission, Met may schedule a local reminder (on-device only) to follow up with a contact approximately three days after you saved them. These reminders are generated and stored entirely on your device, no notification content is sent to our servers.
If you grant Contacts permission, Met can import contacts you select, or add a scanned contact to your iPhone's address book. We request access only when you initiate one of these actions. We do not silently scan or sync your entire address book.
Met uses the camera to scan business cards, badges, and QR codes. Camera frames are processed locally using Apple's Vision framework. No camera footage is transmitted to our servers.
Met uses two third-party services for operational telemetry so we can catch bugs and understand how the app is used in aggregate:
Neither service sells data. Both are covered by data processing agreements. If you prefer to opt out, email support@sailquery.com.
We rely on the following processors to operate Met. None of them sell your data; all are bound by contractual data-processing obligations.
api.mettree.com.Your contacts and drafts are stored on your device. If you use an account-backed feature, related data may be stored in our database. You can delete your account at any time from the Me tab in the app, this sends a request to our backend that cascades through and deletes your user row, session tokens, share card, and connected Gmail / Calendar tokens before wiping local data. If the server deletion fails, the app will surface the error and leave your local data intact so you can retry. Bad-scan telemetry (OCR feedback) is retained for 30 days and then purged.
Met is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
We may update this policy as the product evolves. Material changes will be communicated via the app or this page. The effective date at the top of this page reflects when the current version was published.
Privacy questions or data requests: support@sailquery.com