Last updated: June 12, 2026
Briefy AI is a news, market, and AI briefing app designed to help users understand current events faster. This Privacy Policy explains what information Briefy AI may collect, how it is used, and the choices available to users.
Briefy AI may collect the following types of information, depending on how you use the app.
If you create or sign in to an account, we may collect information used to authenticate and manage your account, such as your email address, user identifier, and sign-in provider information. Briefy AI may support sign-in methods such as email, Google Sign-In, or Sign in with Apple.
Briefy AI may store preferences you choose inside the app, including selected news sources, topics, followed interests, market watchlists, notification preferences, saved stories, reactions, and similar personalization settings.
Briefy AI may ask for your location to personalize local news and source suggestions. Location access is optional. If you grant permission, the app may use location-derived context such as city, region, country, or locale. You can disable location access at any time in your device settings.
When you search, ask questions, use article chat, or request AI-generated summaries, Briefy AI may process the text you submit, selected article context, prompts, generated responses, and related source references. Some chat history may be stored on your device or account so you can resume or revisit conversations.
Briefy AI may process article titles, source URLs, publisher information, reading state, saved stories, read-aloud requests, and article content needed to provide summaries, reader mode, citations, and audio playback.
If you enable notifications, Briefy AI may use your notification preferences to send breaking news alerts, personalized updates, live signal alerts, or scheduled briefs. Notification delivery is managed through Apple Push Notification services and your device settings.
Briefy AI may collect or process technical information needed to operate, secure, and improve the app, such as app version, device type, operating system version, network request metadata, crash or error information, and performance diagnostics.
We use information to: