The short version
Konnie uses household-linked data to run the app, sync household information, support receipt review, handle feedback, improve reliability, and provide support.
Konnie privacy
Konnie is a shared household coordination and budgeting app operated by Titan Arch. This page explains what data Konnie may use, why it is used, and how to contact us about privacy, export, correction, or deletion requests.
Last updated: 21 July 2026.
Konnie uses household-linked data to run the app, sync household information, support receipt review, handle feedback, improve reliability, and provide support.
Konnie is not a bank, lender, credit product, investment app, tax service, or financial adviser. It does not connect to bank accounts in the current product.
Household-visible content may be seen by active household members. Use personal or local-only controls where the app offers them for information that should not be shared.
Depending on what you use, Konnie may process:
Konnie uses data to provide the app and keep the household picture working. This includes account access, household sync, spending and planning tools, receipt review, notifications, support, bug investigation, scanner improvement, subscription checks, abuse prevention, legal obligations, and product improvement.
Receipt photos become review drafts. Konnie may suggest or organise receipt lines, but users should check and edit receipt drafts before saving.
We do not sell your household information, receipts, or identifiable household data as part of Konnie's normal product model.
Household Documents is optional. When used, record details and photos are end-to-end encrypted for approved phones. Titan Arch stores encrypted copies and limited transfer metadata, but does not receive the document keys or readable document content.
A household-managed record is available to approved household phones. A record assigned to a primary owner uses a separate key issued only to that owner's approved phones; other household members cannot open its current synced copy.
Removing access blocks future transfer but cannot erase information already viewed, downloaded, photographed or copied while access was authorised. If every phone able to open a record is lost, that record may be unrecoverable. Keep another secure copy of essential documents.
Konnie does not determine legal ownership or mediate household or relationship disputes. Review household membership, record ownership and approved phones promptly when circumstances change.
These practical limits do not remove Titan Arch's responsibility for operating and securing the service in line with its legal obligations.
Read the Household Documents security and privacy statement.
Receipt scanner improvement sharing is optional and starts switched off on each app install.
If you switch it on, or manually report a receipt problem, the shared example may include the receipt photo, text read from it, corrected item names and amounts, retailer and total information, app and device details, and information needed to investigate the scan.
Receipts can contain payment, loyalty or other identifying fragments. Konnie tries to keep non-basket information out of the saved review draft, but this filtering is not guaranteed. Shared receipt examples are therefore handled as private household-linked data and used only for support, security and receipt-scanner improvement.
Konnie data may be shared with:
At launch, Konnie expects to use trusted providers for sign-in, hosting, storage, notifications, app distribution, support, and on-device receipt text recognition. No third-party AI provider is part of the production app data path at launch.
Konnie keeps personal data for as long as needed to provide the app, maintain household history, support subscriptions, resolve support issues, improve scan technology, meet legal obligations, and protect the service.
Konnie is designed so household data can be exported. The app supports CSV export for household spending, receipt lines, and activity where available. You can also contact Titan Arch about access, correction, export, or deletion requests.
If you are part of a shared household, deleting your account may not delete household content created by other members or records that the household still needs for shared history. Some data may also need to be retained for legal, accounting, security, dispute, or household-history reasons.
Archiving a Household Documents record is not deletion. Removing an attachment requests deletion of its encrypted copy from active service storage, but cannot remove copies already downloaded to approved phones.
Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, object to, or request portability of your personal data, and to withdraw consent where processing is based on consent.
Request account or data deletion
For UK users, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint. Please contact us first if you can, so we have a chance to resolve the issue.
For privacy, export, correction, deletion, support, or website requests, email:
The email button starts a privacy request subject line so it can be routed quickly.