Updated October 16, 2026

Your numbers are yours.

This page explains the Goyo AI website and the current development version of the iPhone app. Goyo is still in development and is not available on the App Store.

Website demos

The phone-number demo runs in your browser. Its input is not submitted to a Goyo server. Phone numbers and free-text input are excluded from our analytics events and masked or blocked from session replay. A website demo does not change your iPhone's blocked callers.

Optional analytics

If analytics is connected on this deployment, we ask before loading PostHog, our analytics provider. Accepting enables anonymous usage events and masked session replay. Declining leaves the website usable. We also keep analytics off when your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track.

• Usage events describe page visits, public button clicks, demo actions, section views, and error categories. Error messages and entered phone numbers are not included.
• Changing the time-back calculator may send its bounded numerical assumptions: interruptions per week and minutes per interruption. These are estimates you enter, not measured calls or saved time.
• Session replay reconstructs page layout, pointer movement, clicks, and scrolling. Inputs and page text are masked; sensitive regions are blocked. We disable console logs and network request/response body and header capture.
• Analytics uses a random browser identifier and session information, not your name, phone number, or a verified identity. Browser/device details and a broad traffic-source category may accompany events. PostHog receives your IP address with network requests and may derive an approximate location from it for visitor maps. We do not request GPS or precise device location. URL query strings and fragments are excluded from event URLs.

After consent, PostHog may store identifiers in first-party browser storage to connect visits. Your consent choice is stored separately on this browser. Use Analytics settings to change it. Turning analytics off stops future capture and clears this project's analytics storage; it does not retroactively delete data already received by the provider.

Analytics settings also reports when this deployment has no analytics connection. No retention period or legal compliance certification is claimed here. PostHog's handling of data is described in its privacy notice.

Hosting and external links

Our hosting and delivery providers, including Vercel and Cloudflare where configured, receive normal web requests. Those requests can include your IP address, browser information, and requested URL, even when optional analytics is off. They may maintain operational or security logs under their own policies. Do not put a phone number or other private information into a page URL.

Following an external link sends you to that provider, which has its own privacy practices.

The native iPhone app

The current app stores your blocking rules locally in shared App Group storage so its Call Directory extension can give the chosen numbers to iOS. It does not request Contacts or microphone access, read call history, or count blocked calls.

Optional call-note review uses Apple's on-device model when available, with a clearly labeled basic check otherwise. Notes are not uploaded or saved. The default app has no connected reputation feed. Website analytics is separate from the app.

Blocking depends on iOS accepting the saved list. Broad number ranges can exceed its capacity; the complete 070 range failed on our test device. A saved rule is not proof that it is active.