Wasl shares what you copy (text and pictures) between your own devices. It has no ads and we never sell your information. We built it so that we cannot read what you copy.

What you copy

• Encrypted on your device. Every copy is encrypted (AES-256-GCM) with a key that only your paired devices have. You pair devices by scanning a code; the key never leaves your devices and is never sent to us.
• Same Wi-Fi: copies go straight from device to device on your network.
• Sync anywhere: when your devices are not on the same network, the encrypted copy is passed through our relay at fwz.ai (Cloudflare). The relay only sees encrypted data it cannot open, a random group number and a random device number, and deletes each copy after 24 hours at most. Big files go the same way in encrypted 4 MB pieces (stored in Cloudflare R2), kept for a period set by your plan (Free 1 day, Plus and the free trial 3 days, Pro, Pro AI and Family 30 days; on Wasl Business the team admin picks 1, 7 or 30 days) and then deleted; the relay sees only their size, never the name or contents. To keep storage fair, we count how much each group (or each Family or Business team, together) holds at once: up to 1 GB on Free, 5 GB on Plus, 50 GB on Pro and Pro AI, 150 GB shared on Family and 10 GB per seat on Business.
• History (your recent copies) is kept on each of your devices only.
• Passwords: copies that your phone or password manager marks as sensitive are not sent.

Alerts on iPhone and iPad

If you allow alerts, your iPhone or iPad gives fwz.ai its Apple push token, kept with your Wasl group's random id. When another device copies something, fwz.ai asks Apple to wake your device with an alert that holds only a number pointing to the encrypted item. Your device opens the item itself and shows the preview, so neither fwz.ai nor Apple can read it. Passwords and keys show only as "Password or key". Turn alerts off in Settings and the token is deleted; it is also deleted when Apple says it is no longer valid.

Keyboard (Android, iPhone, iPad)

The Wasl keyboard is used to paste copies from your other devices and, on Android, to let Wasl notice what you copy. It does not record, store or send what you type. On iPhone and iPad it needs "Allow Full Access" only to reach your devices on the network.

Problem reports and counts

• Problem reports: when Wasl crashes, freezes or hits an error, it sends a technical report to fwz.ai (what went wrong in the code, app version, device model and system version, and a short list of recent app events such as "sent text to 2 devices"). Reports never contain what you copied or typed. They are kept 60 days.
• Counts: anonymous totals (for example how many copies were relayed) with no identifier, so we can see that the service works.
• You can also send a problem report yourself from the app; you see its full text before sending.

Screenshots and screen recordings

Nothing is captured on its own. On a Mac, Wasl captures only the area or window you pick after pressing Capture, Record screen or Grab text (or Control Command S, R or T), and records only between your start and Stop. A recording is kept in Movies, Wasl and is sent only when you press Send to my devices. If you choose Microphone or Computer sound for a recording, that sound is recorded only while you record; the Mac asks once for microphone permission. Grab text reads the text of the area on your Mac itself (Apple's own text recognition), copies it and sends it like anything you copy; the picture is not uploaded or kept. Mark up and Hide private info also work on your Mac only: Hide private info looks for emails, phone numbers and card or account numbers in the picture to blur them, and nothing of it leaves the Mac until you press Copy and send. On Windows, Wasl opens the Windows snip and Snipping Tool. If you switch on "Send new screenshots and recordings automatically", Wasl looks only in the one folder you pick and sends only files that appear after you switch it on. Screenshots and recordings are sent like anything you copy: end-to-end encrypted, and FWZ cannot read them. A Mac asks you once for Screen Recording permission; you can remove it any time in System Settings. We only count how many screenshots, recordings and text grabs are made, never what they show or say.

AI actions (Pro AI)

When you choose Translate, Rewrite or Summarize on an item, only that item's text is sent (for Text from picture, only that picture), over an encrypted connection, to fwz.ai and from there to our AI provider (Anthropic) to produce the result. This happens only when you tap the action, never on its own. We do not store the text or the result; we keep only a monthly count of how many actions your Wasl group used, to apply the plan's limit. Anthropic processes the text under its commercial terms and does not use it to train its models. The Claude model runs on Amazon Web Services (Amazon Bedrock, in the EU), or directly at Anthropic when that is not available. Neither keeps the text after answering or uses it to train models.

Signing in (optional)

You can sign in with Apple or Google so a new device joins your clipboard when you approve it on one of your devices, instead of scanning a code. Apple or Google confirms who you are to the app; fwz.ai checks that confirmation and keeps only a one-way hash of the provider and your account id. We do not keep your email or name; at sign-in we only check whether a verified email belongs to FWZ itself, so FWZ's own team gets Wasl Pro, and then forget it. For each signed-in device we keep its public keys, the name you gave it, its platform (Android, iPhone, Mac, Windows), whether it is approved, and when it was added and last seen. When you approve a device, your clipboard key is locked to that device's own key before it leaves your device, so fwz.ai can never read it or your clips. Signing in is not needed to use Wasl.

Purchases

Wasl Pro is sold by the App Store and Google Play inside the phone apps, and by Stripe on Windows and the web. Pro belongs to your paired devices (your Wasl group), not to an account. We keep only the group's anonymous id, whether Pro is active and until when, where it was bought, and the store's or Stripe's customer and subscription ids so renewals and cancellations work. Your card details stay with Apple, Google or Stripe; we never see them, and none of this is linked to what you copy. If you start a free trial through Stripe, we use the email you gave Stripe only to remind you 3 days before the trial ends (we do not keep it).

Family and Wasl Business

A Family subscriber gets a join code to share with up to 4 people; a Wasl Business admin gets one for the team. When someone joins with a code, we record that their group belongs to that Family or team, when they joined and the day they last used Wasl. The Business admin sees only a short member number with those two dates, never names, devices or anything copied. For Business we also keep the team name, the admin's email (to send the admin link and a reminder 3 days before the free trial ends) and the Stripe customer and subscription ids. The admin link is a private key: we store only a one-way hash of it. Leaving a team, or being removed by the admin, deletes that record at once. The admin page also shows a short activity list (a member number joined, left or was removed; seat, retention and code changes), kept for up to 400 days. The Business admin can also turn features off for the whole team (AI, files, sync anywhere, screenshots, screen recording, grab text, automatic sending, passwords and codes); the apps then hide them. The admin never sees what anyone copies.

Deleting your data

Uninstalling Wasl removes its history and key from that device. Relayed copies are deleted within 24 hours, and big files at the end of your plan's keep period. If you signed in, Settings, Account, Delete account removes your account and every device record at once. To remove a group from the relay at once, write to salam@fwz.ai.

Children

Wasl is not directed at children under 13 and we do not knowingly collect their information.

Changes

If we change this policy we will update this page and the effective date above.