Gesto

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Overview

Gesto is an app that recognizes American Sign Language (ASL) fingerspelling using your device's camera. This page explains what data Gesto accesses, how it's used, and what happens to it.

Camera access

Gesto requests access to your device's camera solely to detect hand landmarks and recognize ASL letters as you sign them. This processing happens entirely on your device using an on-device machine learning model.

• Camera frames are processed in memory, in real time, and are never saved to disk.
• No photos or video recordings are captured or stored.
• No camera data ever leaves your device — Gesto does not upload anything to a server.

Data collection

Gesto does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. Specifically, Gesto does not:

• Require an account, login, or any personal information
• Collect analytics, usage statistics, or crash reports
• Use advertising or third-party tracking SDKs
• Store camera images, video, or hand-landmark data anywhere
• Share any data with third parties, because no data is collected in the first place

Permissions

The only permission Gesto requests is camera access, used exclusively for real-time gesture detection as described above. Gesto does not request access to your contacts, location, storage, microphone, or any other device data.

Children's privacy

Gesto does not knowingly collect any information from anyone, including children, because it does not collect information from anyone at all. The app can be used by learners of any age as an ASL practice tool.

Changes to this policy

If Gesto's data practices ever change (for example, if a future version adds an optional feature that involves data collection), this page will be updated accordingly, with the "Last updated" date above reflecting the change.

Contact

If you have questions about this privacy policy or Gesto's data practices, contact:
your-email@example.com