Scriby
Privacy Policy
This policy describes how Scriby handles your data on macOS.
Last updated: May 23, 2026
What Scriby stores locally
- Your current Draft text and Draft tags.
- Your saved Snippets, including Snippet tags and local deletion markers.
- Template placeholders when you type them as part of Draft or Snippet body text.
templateSettings, including variable menu order, custom default values, built-in visibility, and built-in date/time formats.- Pinned search-tag ordering in the Snippets search picker, stored locally as
pinnedTagKeys. - Local preferences such as Launch at Login, onboarding completion, and your global shortcut.
Backups
- Scriby v1 keeps Drafts, Snippets, tags, template settings, and preferences local to your Mac.
- You can manually back up or move your data with Scriby's
Import...andExport...actions.
Clipboard and system integration
- Scriby writes text to the macOS clipboard only after an explicit
Copyaction. - Template filling and rendering happen locally during explicit Copy actions. Values entered for a Copy payload are not separately stored.
- Custom variable default values and built-in date/time formats configured in
Manage Variables...are stored locally as part oftemplateSettings. - Draft tags and Snippet tags are metadata and are not included in copied text.
Launch at Loginuses macOS system services and is controlled by your local preference.- The
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Analytics and advertising
- Scriby does not include third-party analytics SDKs.
- Scriby does not include advertising SDKs.
Data sharing
- Scriby does not sell your personal data.
- Scriby does not send your Drafts, Snippets, tags, template placeholders, Copy-time template values, template settings, or search tag ordering to third-party services.
Contact
For privacy or support questions, email [email protected].