Privacy — in plain language.
WAppTrack Personal is built as a private record layer behind WhatsApp. The principles below describe how we handle the information you trust us with. They aren't marketing copy — they describe what the product actually does.
What we hold for you
When you connect a WhatsApp number to WAppTrack, we receive the events that number receives: text messages, message edits, message deletions, media references, contact records, group activity, shared locations, and session status. Those events are written to your private archive.
What you control
- The number you connect — you can disconnect it at any time.
- Retention — how long your archive holds events.
- Export — receive a structured copy of your archive on request.
- Deletion — remove your archive on request. The product is designed so deletion is a first-class action, not a buried setting.
What we don't do
- We do not sell your archive or the metadata around it to third parties.
- We do not market WAppTrack as a tool for monitoring someone else's account. The product is designed for numbers you own or are authorized to connect.
- We do not promise legal admissibility, court-ready evidence, or any kind of forensic guarantee. WAppTrack helps reconstruct what happened — not resolve disputes for you.
What we can't do
WAppTrack starts preserving events after your number is connected. It cannot recover historical messages that were never captured. If you delete your archive on request, that deletion is real — we don't hold a shadow copy.
Email you provide on the waitlist
The address you submit on the waitlist is used only to invite you when private archive access opens. We don't add it to a marketing drip, sell it, or share it with sponsors. If you'd like it removed before access opens, email hello@wapptrack.app and we'll delete the record.
Questions
Email hello@wapptrack.app. We'll answer in plain language.
This page describes the product's intended privacy posture. As we onboard paying users, a more formal privacy notice will replace this one. The substance won't change — the language will get more legalistic. Not affiliated with WhatsApp.