Last updated: October 6, 2026
Pocket Rack helps you save, organize, and revisit music and other works that matter to you. This policy explains how the app handles your information.
Pocket Rack stores the information you choose to add, including titles, artists, links, dates listened, notes, tags, and images, together with your display and language preferences.
Your library is stored on your device. Pocket Rack, its Share Extension, and its widgets use a shared storage area on your device to provide their features.
Pocket Rack does not require a separate account with the developer. The developer does not operate a server that receives your library, sell your information, display advertising, or include third-party advertising or behavioral analytics tools.
Pocket Rack uses Apple’s iCloud and CloudKit services to synchronize your library through your personal iCloud account when those services are available.
Library information, including images you add, may be stored in your private iCloud database and synchronized to your devices. This is not a public library or a sharing service for other users.
Apple operates iCloud and handles information under its own privacy policy and service terms. You can manage iCloud availability and storage through your device’s Apple Account and iCloud settings.
When you add or retrieve information for a link, Pocket Rack may contact the linked website or a service that supplies its metadata or artwork.
These services can include Apple, Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud, Mixcloud, Bandcamp, Amazon Music, LINE MUSIC, and other websites you choose.
Requests may contain the link you provide. To find matching music information, Pocket Rack may also send a title and artist name to Apple’s music search service.
Artwork requests may occur when an item is displayed in the app or a widget. Like other internet requests, these requests expose technical information such as your IP address to the service receiving them. Each service’s own privacy policy and terms apply.
Pocket Rack does not send your personal notes or locally selected images to these services for metadata or artwork lookup.
If you open a saved link, the destination website or app handles your activity under its own policies.
The Pocket Rack Privacy Policy and Support pages are hosted using Notion. Visits to those pages are also subject to Notion’s policies.
You can choose images through the system photo picker. Pocket Rack accesses the images you select rather than requesting access to your entire photo library.