Does EEG TraceLab upload EDF files?
By default, no. Raw EDF files are processed locally and are not uploaded to EEG TraceLab developer servers.
Local EEG app privacy
EEG TraceLab is local-first by default. Raw EDF files, workspace data, analysis results, preprocessing runs, presets, and exports stay on the user’s device unless the user chooses to export, share, or submit support information.
This page explains EEG TraceLab's privacy model for anonymised EEG research, no raw EDF cloud upload by default, support data boundaries, and user responsibility after export.
EEG TraceLab is designed for research, education, and non-clinical signal inspection. It is not a medical device, diagnostic tool, seizure detector, clinical monitor, treatment tool, emergency tool, or medical decision-support system.
What stays local
EEG TraceLab is designed so the primary EDF research workflow does not require uploading raw recordings to EEG TraceLab developer servers.
What may leave the device
The app and website may send information only when users actively choose a support or feedback flow, or when Apple handles payment and subscription entitlement state through StoreKit.
Anonymised import
EEG TraceLab encourages safe recording names and local notes, and uses anonymised recording identifiers in the app library.
Export responsibility
After a user exports CSV, JSON, PNG, bundles, or copied EDF artifacts, those files are managed by the user in their chosen iOS or external storage location.
No advertising tracking
EEG TraceLab does not use advertising tracking, does not include third-party advertising SDKs, and does not sell personal data.
FAQ
These answers keep the product scope specific and keep medical and clinical boundaries visible.
By default, no. Raw EDF files are processed locally and are not uploaded to EEG TraceLab developer servers.
No. Apple handles payments and subscriptions through StoreKit and the App Store. EEG TraceLab does not receive full payment card numbers or payment credentials.
The current product positioning is local-first. It does not include a developer-operated raw EDF cloud upload workflow by default.
Users can delete the app to remove local app-container data. Files exported or saved outside the app may need to be deleted separately from their storage locations.