The site is designed to explain products, route visitors into stores, and provide contact and privacy information without pretending to be a large account-driven web application.
Privacy
A clearer privacy route for the public site and the current app lineup.
This page explains the Clairos public site and the way privacy claims are handled across Callie and Kora. It is not a vague brand manifesto. It is a route for practical disclosure and honest expectations.
Store listings remain the source of truth for platform-specific labels, and the public site should not overstate what is universally true across every product and store.
The public site mirrors store-backed reality instead of forcing both products into a single parent-brand statement about ads, tracking, or data collection.
Public site
The public Clairos site is a static product and brand surface.
The site is designed to explain products, route visitors into stores, and provide contact and privacy information without pretending to be a large account-driven web application.
The public site does not ask visitors to create an account to browse products, use cases, or guides.
The site is delivered as a static public experience with product pages, support routes, and evergreen guides.
Visitors can reach Clairos through email rather than a complex contact workflow or gated portal.
Product-specific notes
Callie and Kora do not get flattened into one universal privacy claim.
The public site mirrors store-backed reality instead of forcing both products into a single parent-brand statement about ads, tracking, or data collection.
Apple currently lists Callie as not collecting data, while Google Play currently labels Callie as ads-supported and also lists no data collected. Platform-specific store pages should be treated as current.
Current Kora store listings emphasize no-account use and data-minimal behavior, with Apple and Google Play acting as the latest source for platform-specific disclosure.
Clairos leads with practical utility, not a blanket privacy headline that could conflict with a product's live store disclosure.
Third-party platforms
Store policies and platform disclosures still matter.
When you install through the App Store or Google Play, those platforms present their own privacy labels, payment flows, and policy requirements. Those disclosures are part of the product reality and should be checked directly on your device.
Use the Apple listing for the latest iPhone and iPad privacy disclosures, compatibility notes, and distribution details.
Use the Google Play listing for the latest Android privacy, data safety, and monetization labels.
If you need clarification beyond what the store page shows, email Clairos directly.
Email Clairos
Next step
Go back to the product path that fits the question.
Browse the lineup, open a product page, or email Clairos if you need something more specific than a static public route can answer.