Privacy Policy

Last updated 10 November 2026

Wandly is a media player for iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, and TVs. It doesn't sell or share your personal data.

No analytics, ads or tracking

You can use Wandly without signing up. It contains no advertising and no analytics, and it doesn't track you across apps or websites. Wandly's own servers are only used for the optional Wandly account and AI helper described below.

What stays on your device

The sources you add (addresses and usernames), My List, your viewing progress, today's free watch time and a copy of your providers' catalogues.

Passwords are kept in secure device storage. Removing a source, or deleting the app, removes this data.

Who Wandly talks to

Only the servers you add as sources, and the image and video addresses those servers list. Their own privacy policies apply to them.

If you choose an external player, Wandly passes that video's address to the app you picked.

Wandly account (optional, Wandly Pro)

If you sign in with Apple or Google, Wandly's server (run on Cloudflare) keeps: your Apple or Google user ID and the email address they share (Apple can hide it), the profile name and picture you choose, the names of your phones, tablets and TVs, My List, your viewing progress (titles, positions and artwork addresses), and the sources you added, so the TVs you link can play them. Source passwords are stored encrypted.

From Google, Wandly asks only for your basic profile (user ID, email address and name). It doesn't read your Google Drive, Gmail, contacts or any other Google data, and Google user data is never sold, used for advertising or shared with third parties.

While a video plays, the title and position are shared with the other devices of your account, to show what is playing and let you continue it there. This is not stored after playback stops. When you use your phone as a TV remote, the button presses are passed through the server to that TV and are not stored.

Your account ID is also your RevenueCat user ID, so your Pro purchase covers the TVs you link.

You can sign out any device, or delete the account and all of this data, in the app under Settings › Wandly account. Deleting the account removes it from the server straight away.

Describe it (What to Watch)

If you describe what you want to watch, and agree when Wandly asks, the words you typed are sent through a small Wandly server to an AI service to suggest titles: Groq, or when it is busy Google Gemini or Cloudflare Workers AI. A random ID for your device is sent too, only to limit how many requests it makes. Wandly keeps the AI's answer for a few hours so the same request can be answered again quickly, but not who asked. When you name an actor or director, the server looks up their films on Wikidata, sending only that name. Your library, sources and account are never sent. Google may use what it receives on its free service to improve its products, so don't type anything personal. On an iPhone with Apple Intelligence, if none of these can be reached, Wandly asks Apple's on-device model instead, and your words never leave the phone.

When you pick cards in What to Watch, the cards you chose (for example "comedy, Arabic, recent") are sent the same way. Nothing about you or your library is sent.

Purchases

Wandly Pro is bought through Apple's App Store or Google Play, which handles the payment. To check whether Pro is active, Wandly uses RevenueCat, which receives an anonymous app ID (your Wandly account ID when you are signed in) and the store receipt. It doesn't receive your name, email or payment details.

Children

Wandly isn't directed at children and doesn't knowingly collect data from children.

Changes

This policy may be updated with new versions of the app. The date at the top shows when it last changed.

For questions, use the support link on Wandly's App Store or Google Play page.