Privacy Policy — Ticknote

Last updated: November 10, 2026

Ticknote is an iPhone app, built by Anupam Chugh, for reading Indian (NSE) and crypto markets in plain words. It never places, changes or cancels orders. This page says what Ticknote keeps on your iPhone and what it sends.

What stays on your iPhone

  • Your chat history, watchlist, saved screeners, pins, message template and settings are stored on your iPhone.
  • Up to five contacts you save (a name and a number) are kept in the iPhone Keychain, on this device only.
  • Bank statements you add in Money are read on your iPhone and never uploaded. Their rows are held only while you use them. A statement handed over by a shortcut waits in a protected folder until you import or cancel it, and is then deleted. Spending goals are saved as a category and a limit.
  • Ticknote uses Apple's on-device model for chat, the screener and Money questions. The app itself calls no other AI service.
  • Crash and hang counts from Apple's MetricKit, and your thumbs-up and thumbs-down counts, stay on your iPhone.

Glint sign-in, and what it sends

Signing in is optional. Ticknote's market data comes from Glint Cloud, a service the developer runs at tradeshot.co. You sign in by confirming a code on tradeshot.co in Safari, and Ticknote keeps the session on your iPhone. While you are signed in, Ticknote sends Glint Cloud:

  • the questions you type in chat, which Glint Cloud answers;
  • the instruments, charts, option chains, scans and alerts you ask for;
  • your message template, and messages you review and send to the WhatsApp number paired with your Glint account;
  • a Live Activity push token and the app's identifier, so the market Live Activity can update during NSE hours.

If you do not sign in, none of this is sent.

Live crypto prices

For live BTC, ETH and PAXG prices, Ticknote connects to Binance's public price stream. It sends only those symbols, with no account or key. Binance can see your IP address, as with any connection.

Notifications and messages

  • Ticknote asks before showing notifications, and only uses them for local alerts on conditions you set.
  • A text to a saved contact opens Apple's Messages sheet with the number and text filled in. Nothing is sent until you tap Send.

Reports you choose to send

Report a problem drafts an email to chughdeveloper@gmail.com that you review and send in Mail, or lets you copy or share the report instead. It adds the app version, system version and device model. Report this answer can also attach the conversation you kept switched on and Apple's model feedback file, but only after you tap Continue and send it yourself.

What Ticknote does not do

Ticknote has no advertising, no analytics or tracking SDKs and no in-app purchases. It does not use your location and does not read your contacts. It does not sell your data.

Your data on Glint Cloud

To ask what Glint Cloud holds for your account, or to have it deleted, email the address below.

Changes

Changes to this policy will be posted on this page with a new date.

Contact

Questions about Ticknote's privacy: chughdeveloper@gmail.com.