No developer data collection
PageMuster requires no account and includes no advertising, analytics SDK, tracking, developer-operated backend, or remote AI service. The developer does not collect your PDFs, scans, OCR text, issue decisions, exports, local history, or sharing activity. Optional aggregate activity counters remain in local app storage. PageMuster does not transmit them automatically; like other app data, they may follow your iOS and Apple backup settings. You can choose to export a private diagnostic report.
On-device document processing
PDF rendering, printed-number recognition, duplicate comparison, blur checks, and blank-page checks run locally on your iPhone. PageMuster never changes the original document. It writes a new PDF only after you choose an export action.
Storage and deletion
Pro history is stored in PageMuster's local app storage. Packet Blueprints store the name you choose, the saved date, local record metadata, and compact page structure and order. They do not store the reference PDF, page images, OCR text, or imported filename. You can delete history and Blueprints in the app, or delete the app to remove its remaining local data. PageMuster does not transmit this data. Like other local app data, it may be included in a device backup according to your iOS and Apple backup settings. The developer has no hosted document record to retrieve or delete.
Camera, files, and sharing
Camera access is requested only when you choose Scan pages. File access and Apple's share sheet appear only after your action. A verification package contains the PDF you selected plus an integrity manifest and leaves the app only when you choose a destination.
Purchases
Apple processes Personal Lifetime and Pro Lifetime purchases and returns verified entitlement status through StoreKit. The developer never receives or stores your payment card details. Both products are one-time non-consumable purchases, not subscriptions.
Important limitation
PageMuster reports supported signals that cross its review thresholds. It does not guarantee completeness or certify a document's meaning. Always compare an important packet with its source before sending it.