Avilo Android beta

Privacy policy

Last updated 11 November 2026.

In short

Avilo listens to your violin on your phone and nowhere else. The app has no account, no advertising and no tracking. Your practice stays on your phone.

Who is responsible

[publisher], [address], publisher of Avilo. Contact: [email protected].

The app

  • Microphone: the sound is analysed on the phone, in real time, to measure pitch, rhythm and volume. It is not sent anywhere.
  • Recordings: the ones you choose to make stay on the phone, in the app's storage, until you delete them.
  • Practice history and settings: stored on the phone. You can export them to a file of your choice and import them again; nothing is copied elsewhere.
  • Your scores: the files you import stay on the phone.
  • Reminders: scheduled on the phone by the system.
  • Purchases: subscriptions go through Google Play. Avilo receives no payment details; Google's privacy policy applies to the payment.

The app sends no data to the publisher and contains no analytics or advertising tool. Uninstalling the app deletes all its data from the phone.

The website

The site sets no cookies and uses no tracking. The host keeps technical logs (IP address, page asked for, date) for security, for a short time.

When you write through the form, your name, email and message are used only to answer you or, if you asked, to tell you about the Android beta or the iPhone version. They are kept until you ask to delete them, and at most three years after the last exchange.

Your rights

You can ask to see, correct or delete the data the publisher holds about you, or object to its use, by writing to [email protected]. You can also complain to the CNIL (cnil.fr), the French data protection authority.

Children

Avilo collects no personal data in the app, from adults or from children. Children under 15 should ask a parent before writing through the form.