Private by default.

What you save in Capture is yours. Here’s what happens to it, in plain words.

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Only you can see what you save. It’s private to your account. Nobody else sees any of it unless you share it.
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It’s encrypted, on its way to our servers and while it’s stored there.
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There are no ads, and nothing about you is sold or rented to anyone. Capture is paid for by the people who choose Capture Plus.
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Nothing you save trains any AI. Not ours, not anyone else’s.
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You can see everywhere you’re signed in in Settings › Devices, and sign any of them out from your phone. It’s out at once.
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You can leave whenever you like. Delete anything, or your whole account. When you go, everything you saved goes with you.

Questions about any of it come straight to me, the person who makes Capture: support@usecapture.inSwastik

From your phone to your laptop, it’s locked the whole way.

You save it on your phone, your laptop or the web.
It travels encrypted over a secure connection, so nobody on the way can read it.
It’s kept encrypted on our servers, in your account and nobody else’s.
It shows up for you on the devices you’re signed in on, and nowhere else.

See every device. Settings › Devices lists everywhere your account is open.
Sign any of them out. It’s out at once, wherever it is.
Delete anything. One thing, a folder, or your whole account in Settings › Account.

We don’t go through them. What you save is stored on our servers, like any app that syncs, but nobody looks at it unless you ask us for help with something in particular, or the law makes us. When we count how Capture is used (how many notes, links and so on an account has), that never means opening them.
No. Not ours, not anyone else’s. It says so in our Privacy Policy and our Terms.
From people who choose Capture Plus, which gives you more room. Not from ads, and not from selling anything about you.
On this website we count visits and which features get used, without cookies. When you’re signed in we can see your visits in our own records, to understand how Capture is used; the counting service itself isn’t told who you are. You can switch it off in Settings › About. We also keep the names of the devices you’re signed in on, so you can see and sign them out.
Only what you drop on it, or the page you choose to save. It runs on every site so the drop spot can appear wherever you drag from, but it doesn’t read, collect or send the pages you visit, and it keeps no record of your browsing.
A share code works for five minutes, for whoever has it. A shared folder is seen only by the people you invite, and they can add to it only if you let them. You can stop sharing a folder whenever you like.
Everything you saved, your folders and your member card are deleted, and every device is signed out. It can’t be undone. Settings › Account › Delete Account.

What we collect, why, who helps us run Capture, how long things are kept, and the rights you have.

It’s free to start. On the web today, and on iPhone, iPad and Mac in public beta.