epicMIDI

privacy · iOS app + this site

Privacy

epicMIDI is made by Timothy Capelle. This page is the privacy policy for the iOS / iPadOS app and for epicmidi.com. Effective 4 September 2026.

The app does not collect you

The epicMIDI app does not create an account, does not sign you in, and does not send your projects, MIDI, or usage to us. There is no analytics SDK, no advertising, no crash reporter that phones home, and no tracking.

Permissions iOS may ask for

PermissionWhy the dialog existsWhat we do with it
MicrophoneiOS requires this for some audio-session and Inter-App Audio / hosted Audio Unit paths.We do not record your voice or upload audio.
Local networkFinding Audio Units and Inter-App Audio destinations on the LAN.Discovery only. We do not scan or profile your network.
Files / iCloudYou open or save a project, bank, or MIDI file.Only the file you chose. We do not browse the rest of your disk.

You can refuse any of those. The app still runs as a MIDI editor; some hosting / file features will not.

This website

The TestFlight form on the overview page asks for an email, a device, and an optional note so we can send you a beta invite. That submit goes to Formspree (formspree.io), which emails Timothy. We do not sell it, put it in a newsletter, or use it for ads. Delete-request: email the address you used, or write from it.

The rest of the site is static HTML. No accounts. No cookies required to read the manual.

Children

The app is a music tool, not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect data from them.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top of this page updates. Keep using the app and you accept the current text.

Contact

Timothy Capelle
epicmidi.com
Use the TestFlight form if you need to reach us about the beta or this policy.

This is not legal advice. It is an accurate description of what the software does.