Shootbook · Last updated: 2026-10-24
Shootbook collects no personal data and has no server. Everything you enter stays on your device, and in your own iCloud account if you turn on sync.
Text, images, locations, lists and team contacts are stored on your device. If you turn on iCloud sync, they are also stored in your iCloud account, managed by Apple, so you can find them on your other devices. The developer has no access to them.
When you share a shoot live, its content is stored in your iCloud and made available only to the people you invite, through Apple's sharing service. You can stop sharing at any time. When you send a shoot or a call sheet, it only goes to the people you choose, by the means you choose (AirDrop, Messages, Mail…).
Each permission is only requested when you use the feature concerned, and you can withdraw it in your device's Settings.
To show the address of a point or search for a place, the coordinates or the text you type are sent to Apple's map service. When you share a web page to the app (a Pinterest link, for example), the extension downloads that page directly from your device to get its main image. As with any internet connection, these services see the IP address of the request.
The widget shows the title, time, location and cover of your next shoot, using the data stored on your device.
Shootbook contains no advertising, no trackers and no analytics or usage statistics tools.
The app collects no data and is suitable for all ages.
If this policy changes, the new version will be published on this page with its update date.
For any question about this policy: rege.mathieu@icloud.com