SnipTap: Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 8, 2026

SnipTap is a snippet and clipboard manager for Android, made by Shubuz Studio ("we"). This policy explains what SnipTap does with your information. The short version: everything stays on your phone. We do not collect, store or share any of your data.

What SnipTap keeps on your phone

• Snippets you save (text and images), their names, shortcuts and folders.
• Clipboard history: text and images you copy, so you can paste them again later.
• Settings and how often you use each snippet, so the most used ones come first.

This information is stored only in SnipTap's private storage on your device. SnipTap has no account and no servers, and its own code never connects to the internet, so it does not send this information to us or to anyone else. The app does include Google Play's billing library, which uses the network only to handle the Pro purchase with Google Play.

Passwords

With "Skip passwords" on (the default), SnipTap tries not to save copies marked as private, like passwords. Whether a copy is marked private depends on the app you copied from, so some private copies may still be saved, on your phone only. You can delete any copied item, or turn off "Save copies" at any time.

Accessibility Service (optional)

SnipTap offers an optional feature called one-tap paste that uses Android's Accessibility Service. It is off until you turn it on, and SnipTap explains it and asks for your agreement first. When it is on, SnipTap uses it only to:

• paste the snippet you picked into the text box you are typing in, and
• expand your shortcuts (for example ;addr) into your saved text as you type.

To do this, SnipTap reads the text box you are currently typing in. It does not read password fields. It does not store, log, share or send the text it reads. It is not used for advertising, analytics or any other purpose. On some phones it also lets SnipTap notice when you copy something, so the copy can be added to your clipboard history on your phone. You can turn it off at any time in Android Settings > Accessibility.

Floating bubble

The bubble uses Android's "Display over other apps" permission to show your snippets on top of other apps, and Android may show a notification while it is running. It does not read the content of other apps.

Backups and exports

If you choose Back up or Spreadsheet export, SnipTap writes a file to a location you pick. That file is then under your control. Android may also include SnipTap's data in your phone's own backup to your Google account, if you have device backup turned on; that backup is handled by Android and Google, not by us.

Purchases

SnipTap Pro is a one-time purchase made through Google Play. Google processes the payment under Google's Privacy Policy. We do not receive your payment details.

Deleting your data

You can delete any snippet or copied item in the app, clear your clipboard history, or turn on auto-clean to delete old copies after a number of days. Uninstalling SnipTap, or clearing its storage in Android Settings, deletes everything it kept on your phone.

Children

SnipTap is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect information from anyone.

Changes

If this policy changes, we will update this page and the date above.

Contact

Questions: support@shubuz.com