May 31, 2026 ยท Security and safety

Safe and private screenshot organization

Screenshots can contain names, addresses, receipts, messages, schedules, account details, health information, and other private text. Bloop is designed to organize them carefully.

Security for a screenshot organizer is about product choices: what stays on the device, what is stored, which permissions are requested, and whether important actions stay editable after Bloop creates them.

Screenshot images stay on device in the launch build

Bloop uses screenshot image files locally for previews, thumbnails, and text recognition. In the launch design, Bloop does not upload screenshot image files to Bloop's analysis server.

Local OCR and sorting

Bloop scans readable screenshot text and sorts it locally. Screenshot content is not sent to Bloop, an analysis provider, or an analysis server, and processing continues without an internet connection.

Operational records avoid screenshot content

Bloop does not use an analysis server for screenshot processing. Apple handles subscription purchases and restoration; the app stores only the local trial date and cached entitlement needed to control access.

Permissions are tied to features

Safety means editable actions

Automated local suggestions can be wrong. Calendar and reminder actions should stay easy to check, edit, or undo after Bloop creates them, especially when dates, times, locations, links, or sensitive details are involved.

Bloop is a productivity tool, not a substitute for professional judgment. Users should review important screenshots involving money, health, legal issues, travel, or private messages before relying on an action.

Access stays simple

New installs include 30 days of free use. Afterward, a monthly or yearly App Store subscription unlocks the same local processing, with no credits or per-screenshot charges.

Simple safety rule: screenshot images and text stay on device, processing works offline, and important actions stay editable.