Privacy

Effective 2026-11-15

Workprint: Screenshot Stitcher is made by SwellStack Co. This page says what the app does with your data. The short answer: it collects none.

Your screenshots stay on your device

Workprint reads the screenshots you pick, or the ones it finds with your permission, in memory on your iPhone or iPad. It joins them there. Nothing is uploaded. The app writes the joined image once, to Photos or to the place you choose in the share sheet, and keeps no copy and no history of its own.

No account, no analytics, no ads

There is no sign-in. The app has no analytics, crash reporting or advertising code, and makes no network calls of its own. The only traffic is Apple's App Store check when you buy or restore the unlock.

Photo library access

• "I'll pick them" uses the system photo picker. It needs no permission, and the app sees only what you pick.
• "Find my latest screenshots" asks for library access so the app can list your recent screenshots and group them into sets. Limited access works: the app sees only the photos you allowed. The app asks once and never asks again on its own screen.
• Saving asks for permission to add photos, if you have not given it.
• Deleting originals happens only when you turn on that switch, and iOS asks you to confirm every time. Deleted items go to Recently Deleted.

What is stored

Your settings (layout, bars, sound, haptics, the delete switch) are kept on the device. The number of free saves left is one number in the device's Keychain, so it survives a reinstall. It holds nothing about you.

Purchases

Apple handles the payment. We receive no card details, name or email from it.

Children

The app collects no data from anyone, children included.

Changes and contact

If this page changes, the date above changes with it. Questions: support@swellstackco.com.