A personal iOS app for capturing shared content and reading it as a daily report.
Last updated: May 25, 2026
Trace is built around a single rule: your data stays on your device unless you choose to send it somewhere yourself.
Trace is an iOS app that captures items you share to it from the iOS share sheet (links, images, text). It stores those items locally and presents them as a daily report. It can also export those items, at your direction, to your own Notion workspace, your own Obsidian vault, or a folder in your iCloud Drive.
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The developer of Trace (Masayuki Ishido) does not collect, receive, store, or transmit any information about you, your device, or what you share to the app. Trace has no analytics SDK, no crash reporting service, no third-party identifiers, no advertising frameworks, and no accounts.
Trace stores the following on your device, in its private storage:
This information is stored in an SQLite database inside the app’s App Group container. It never leaves your device unless you take an explicit action to export it.
The app makes the following network requests, all initiated by your actions:
The developer does not operate any server. Trace does not send any data to a server controlled by the developer.
Trace does not bundle any third-party analytics, advertising, attribution, or tracking SDKs.
If you choose to use the Notion export feature, your interaction with Notion is governed by Notion’s own privacy policy: https://www.notion.so/Privacy-Policy.
If you choose to export to iCloud Drive or to an Obsidian vault, those writes happen on your device’s local file system and are governed by Apple’s iCloud terms (for iCloud) or are entirely local to your device (for Obsidian).
Trace is not directed to children. The app collects no data, so there is nothing specific to children’s data that applies.
All data Trace stores about you is on your device. Uninstalling the app removes all of it. If you have exported items to Notion, Obsidian, or iCloud Drive, those copies remain in those locations until you delete them there.
If the developer ever changes how Trace handles data, this policy will be updated. The “Last updated” date at the top of this page will reflect the most recent change.
If you have a question about this policy, email masaishido@gmail.com.