Your photographs
stay yours.
Bellows privacy policy
Provider: CLOUDGENTECH LLC
Effective October 26, 2026
What Bellows collects
Bellows does not collect or send your photographs, camera preview, settings, or library to CloudGen Tech. The app includes no advertising, analytics, tracking, account registration, or remote image processing.
Camera and local storage
Camera access is used to make photographs. Originals, developed images, thumbnails, print-library records, and preferences are stored within the app on your iPhone. Bellows does not request microphone or location access. Device backups may include app data according to your iOS backup settings.
Saving and sharing
Photo Library add access is requested only when you choose to save a photograph to Photos. Sharing uses the iOS share sheet. The destination you choose handles that shared content under its own policies.
Purchases
Apple handles App Store purchases and payment details. Bellows does not receive your payment-card details and does not require an account.
Your controls
You can manage Camera and Photos permissions in iOS Settings. Prints remain in the local light table. In version 1.0 build 4 and later, open a print and choose Delete photo, then confirm, to remove its print, original and thumbnail from Bellows. Earlier builds have no in-app delete control. Uninstalling the app removes its local app data; images separately saved to Photos or shared elsewhere remain in those destinations. Your iOS backup settings govern any backup copies.
This website and support
This support site is hosted by GitHub Pages and does not include analytics scripts or tracking cookies added by CloudGen Tech. GitHub may process technical information needed to host and protect the site under the GitHub privacy statement. If you open a support issue, its contents are public and handled by GitHub. Please do not post private photographs or personal details.
Privacy questions
Contact CloudGen Tech through the Bellows support tracker. For app questions, no photographs or account credentials are needed.