Last updated August 4, 2026
Wordiz is a Greek-language study app built to work primarily offline. This policy explains what data the app handles, where it lives, and when it leaves your device.
Wordiz stores your study data locally in an on-device database, including:
This data is not uploaded to any Wordiz-operated server. It stays on your device and in your device's backups (e.g. iCloud/Google backup, governed by Apple's or Google's own policies), unless you delete the app.
If you choose to continue with Apple during onboarding, we request your name and email from Apple solely to personalize the app (e.g. greeting you by name). This information is stored locally on your device only — Wordiz does not operate an account system or server that receives it.
Certain features (word enrichment, translations, conversation practice, and image/text analysis) send the relevant input — text, a photo, or audio — to Google's Gemini API for processing. This is necessary for those features to work. Data sent to Gemini is handled according to Google's own privacy terms. We do not send your full vocabulary library or study history to Gemini — only what's needed for the specific feature you're using in the moment.
None of these are accessed in the background or without your explicit action.
You can delete individual saved words or your entire library at any time from within the app. Deleting the app removes all locally stored data (subject to any device backups you've made).
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