privacy

what pebble keeps, where it lives, and who can see it.

this is a draft. placeholder wording so the page exists while the site is being built. it has not been reviewed by anyone, and it is not the final text. the real version replaces it before pebble is in the app stores.

what pebble holds

pebble is for sending one person something small. to do that, it keeps:

that is the whole list. beyond a name and a picture, seen only by your connections, there is nothing else — no contact list upload, no address book scan.

what a notification says

a notification says who sent a pebble — never what it is. no picture, no caption, no feeling travels through the notification service. the content waits inside pebble until you open it.

the one thing that leaves the EU is that content-free nudge: it goes through your phone's push service, along with the device token it needs to find your phone. nothing you sent rides with it.

who can see a pebble

a pebble is reachable only by the two people in its connection. the database enforces this row by row: every table is closed by default, and only the two members of a connection can read what passes between them.

pebbles are not end-to-end encrypted today. they are encrypted at rest and in transit, and no person at pebble reads them, but the system could in principle. we would rather say that plainly than promise something we have not built yet.

where your data lives

everything pebble stores — pebbles, media, account details — stays in the EU/EEA. this is a commitment, not a convenience: every service that touches personal data is chosen with that in mind.

no analytics, no tracking

pebble does not run analytics, advertising, or tracking of any kind — not in the app and not on this site. nothing is counted, no profile of you is built, and nothing is sold or shared with anyone for marketing.

your choices

questions

write to support@getpebbleapp.com. a person answers.