Hoosit

Privacy

Updated November 2, 2026.

Hoosit doesn't collect any data. The people you save never reach Wooten Labs or anyone else we work with.

The people you save

Names, notes, places and times are stored on your iPhone and in your own private iCloud database, so they appear on your other devices. Apple holds that copy under your Apple Account; we can't read it. Delete someone in the app and they're deleted from iCloud too. Turn off iCloud for Hoosit in iOS Settings to keep everything on the iPhone.

Location

• Hoosit asks for your location only while the app is open. It's used to save where you met someone and to show who you've met where you are now.
• To name a place (for example "East Side Brewery"), Hoosit sends its coordinates to Apple Maps. Apple's privacy policy covers that request.
• You can turn off saving locations in Hoosit's settings, or deny location access in iOS Settings. Hoosit still works without it.

What Hoosit doesn't do

• No accounts or sign-in.
• No analytics, advertising or tracking.
• No contacts access: people are only the ones you type in.

Hoosit 1

When you update from Hoosit 1, the people it saved are copied into Hoosit 2 on your iPhone. The original file stays on the iPhone and isn't sent anywhere.

Questions

Email jon@wooten-labs.com.