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Privacy

What we don’t keep

A plain explanation of photographs, guest access and the details Capsule stores.

A dozen party prints spread across a wooden table under a warm lamp, no two of them the same night
the edit

Your photographs belong to the people who took them. Capsule stores them to develop and share the film with its participants.

No model training or face recognition

We do not train models on your photographs, captions or film metadata. Capsule does not run face recognition. You can browse photographs by who took them.

How a guest keeps their place

A guest gives camera permission and a name for the film. A key on their device keeps their place. They return to the same app or browser to see the developed film; we do not email the roll.

If you choose Sign in with Apple, Apple may also provide your name and email address. Your device remembers your language choice. If you allow iPhone notifications, Capsule stores a push token and your selected language to send those notifications.

A thick stack of freshly printed party photographs on a kitchen table beside a mug and reading glasses
back from the lab

Keep your own copy

Free films may be deleted 30 days after development under our terms. Automatic deletion is not currently active. Paid films stay until you delete them. Download your photos after the reveal to keep your own copy.

The privacy page explains the data we keep, where it is stored and how to request deletion.