Storytime for Android

Privacy Policy

Effective October 4, 2026

Storytime turns a text conversation you choose into a book. Your conversations are personal, so this policy explains, in plain language, exactly what the app reads, where it goes, and what never happens to it.

The short version
  • Storytime reads your messages on your phone only when you pick a conversation.
  • To write your book, the text of that one conversation is sent to an AI writing service.
  • We do not sell your data. There are no ads and no ad tracking.
  • There is no Storytime account. Your library and chapters are stored privately on your phone.
  • Questions? Email timmiesue82@gmail.com.

1. What Storytime reads, and when

Storytime does nothing with your messages until you choose a conversation. You can bring a conversation in one of two ways:

If you allow the Contacts permission, it is used only to show people’s names instead of phone numbers in the list. It is optional, and you can deny it.

The information Storytime handles is the content of the conversation you picked: the message text, who sent each message, and when.

2. How your book gets written

When you ask Storytime to write your book, the text of the conversation you selected (and the name you want to be called in it) is sent over an encrypted connection to Storytime’s writing service. That service passes it to an AI writing provider (currently xAI) to draft the chapters, and returns the chapters to your phone.

3. Where your data is stored

4. What we never do

5. Payments

Storytime is free to download, with a free Chapter 1 preview. When paid books become available, purchases are handled by Google Play. Storytime does not receive or store your card details.

6. Your choices and deleting your data

7. Other people in your conversations

Your conversations include messages from other people. Please use Storytime thoughtfully, and only share a finished book with others when you are comfortable that the people in it would be too.

8. Children

Storytime is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect information from children.

9. Changes to this policy

If the way Storytime handles your data changes, we will update this page and the effective date above before the change takes effect in the app.

10. Contact

Storytime is made by Timmie Sue, an independent developer in Texas. For privacy questions or requests, email timmiesue82@gmail.com.