Our privacy promise, in plain language.
Sociano exists to remove the machinery that watches you. So the way we handle your data is simple — and short enough to actually read.
What we collect
The minimum needed to run the app: your account login state, your settings, and your subscription status. Usage insights — like how much time you spend per platform — are stored on your iPhone, not built into a profile of you on our servers.
Beyond that, we keep anonymous crash and usage diagnostics only — never tied to what you watch, type or browse inside platforms.
On-device by design
Sociano runs on your iPhone and opens each platform in a controlled web view, where you talk to that platform directly. Sociano doesn’t collect or store your social passwords, DMs, posts, watched content, typing, or browsing inside those platforms — your conversations are between you and the platform you’re using.
No ads, no profiling
We don’t sell personal data, we don’t run ads, and we don’t build a behavioral profile of you for advertising. Our business is the app itself — not your attention.
Your linked accounts
When you use Instagram, YouTube or another platform through Sociano, you sign in through that platform’s official login — the same one a browser uses. We never see or store your passwords, and you can sign out at any time from Sociano’s settings with Clear App Data.
Your control
Delete your Sociano account whenever you like — right in the app, or by emailing us. Verified deletion requests are processed within 30 days. No retention games, no “are you sure” loops designed to keep you. (A few limited records can be kept where the law requires it — the data deletion page spells that out.)
Contact
Questions about privacy? Email contact@sociano.app. A real person reads every message.
The full documents
This page is a plain-language summary, not a replacement for the legal text. The complete details — processors, retention periods, and your GDPR and US state rights — live in the full Privacy Policy, and the Data Deletion Request page explains exactly how deletion works.