Ramble was called Talk to Think until September 2026. Nothing about how it handles your information changed with the name.
Last updated: 22 September 2026
Ramble does not collect, store, or share any information about you.
Your recordings, your words, and everything you paste stay on your iPhone. Speech is turned into text on your iPhone. Sorting runs on your iPhone using fixed rules. Where your iPhone has Apple Intelligence turned on, it may be used on the device to suggest names for subjects.
Nothing, unless you choose to send it. When you press Copy or Share, the text goes wherever you send it, such as Notes, Mail or Messages. The app itself has no servers.
The first time you record, your iPhone may download Apple's on-device speech model from Apple. That download is handled by iOS, not by this app, and sends none of your words.
The Ramble keyboard asks for Full Access. It uses it for one thing: reading the words the app saved into the app's own shared folder on your iPhone, so the keyboard can type them for you. The keyboard has no network code. Nothing you type with it is sent anywhere by us.
If you allow it, the app reads your calendar on your iPhone to name a recording after the meeting it overlaps and to list who was there. This stays on your iPhone.
No accounts. No sign-in. No analytics. No advertising. No tracking.
The app keeps a small count of things such as how many notes you made. It stays on your iPhone and is only ever copied if you press Copy log yourself.
Delete a note in the app and it is gone. Delete the app and everything it stored is deleted with it.
The app collects nothing from anyone, including children.
If this ever changes, this page will say so before the app does.
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