XLUNA Voice Ultra lets you control Windows and your apps by voice. Your speech is recognised on your own PC and is never recorded or sent to us. This page sets out what the app reads, what it stores, and the few requests it makes over the internet.
XLUNA Voice Ultra is made by XLUNA, an independent software studio run by Hasnain Butt Akhtar. This policy applies to version 1.0.0 and later on Windows. The app works without an account and without telemetry.
No name, email, phone number, address, account, sign-in or identifier.
No telemetry, crash analytics, tracking or advertising code of any kind.
The microphone is used only while listening is on. Audio is processed in memory on your PC and discarded. It is never saved to disk and never sent anywhere.
To act on what you ask, the app reads the names of buttons, menus and text in the windows on your PC, and learns which apps, settings, folders and devices your PC has. This is used only on your PC and is never sent anywhere. When you ask it to read something aloud, it reads the text shown at that moment and does not keep it.
The optional assistant features run on your PC. Generated text passes a content filter that cannot be turned off, is labelled as AI generated, and can be reported from the app. Nothing you ask is sent to us.
No GPS or device location is read.
Appearance, listening options and the things you ask it to remember (for example "my browser is Edge") are saved in the app's own local data folder.
The names of apps, settings, folders and controls it found, so it can understand your requests without a command list.
Routines you recorded, words you taught it, and recent actions so you can undo them. You can read, change and delete these in the app.
Each change the app made or declined to make (for example "close Chrome, confirmed"), capped in size and clearable. It never holds what you said.
A small capped log of engine events and errors to help diagnose problems. It never holds what you said and is never sent anywhere.
Kept in the app's own data folder, encrypted to your Windows user.
Managed by the Microsoft Store. The app reads it on your PC; we receive nothing.
Uninstalling the app removes its data folder. Files you saved to your own folders stay where you put them.
The app makes no network requests of its own except the ones below, and only for the reason given:
Microsoft Store licence check, handled by Microsoft, to confirm your trial or purchase.
Questions that need live facts, only when you ask one (for example news, weather, exchange rates or a definition): the words of that question are sent to the public service that answers it: Wikipedia, Wiktionary, Google News, Bing news, MET Norway for weather or Frankfurter for exchange rates. No voice audio, account, key or identifier is sent. Questions about your own PC are answered on your PC.
When you ask to play something, the words you spoke for that request are sent to YouTube to find the top result.
Internet check, only when you ask (for example "is my internet working"): the app pings two public addresses, 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8, and fetches Microsoft's connectivity test page. Nothing about you is sent.
Test data is downloaded from and uploaded to Cloudflare's speed test service. Nothing about you is sent.
The app asks ipify, a public address service, which address the internet sees for your connection.
Windows Update check, only when you ask (for example "is my PC up to date"): the app asks the Windows Update service on your PC which updates are waiting. Nothing is downloaded or installed unless you ask for that.
If you link a phone, its audio travels only across your own local network to your PC.
Searches and pages you ask the app to open are opened in your own browser, under that site's own privacy policy.
No data is sent to XLUNA.
XLUNA Voice Ultra is a paid app with a free trial managed by the Microsoft Store. Microsoft handles every payment and transaction. We never see or store your card details or your Microsoft account information. The rating button only opens the Microsoft Store's own rating page, and nothing is offered or withheld in return for a rating.
To hear your commands while listening is on.
For the Store licence check and the requests listed in section 4.
To use your phone as a microphone on your own network.
To read a notification aloud when you ask.
To turn Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on or off when you ask.
To operate other Windows apps and tools on your behalf. The app acts only when you ask, asks before anything risky, and Windows shows its own permission prompt wherever administrator rights are needed.
Off until you turn it on. It uses the Windows startup task, which you can also switch off in Windows Settings.
XLUNA Voice Ultra is a general audience utility. It is not directed at children under 13 and does not collect information from anyone.
If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new effective date, and it will keep the same principle: your voice and your data stay on your PC.
For privacy questions about XLUNA Voice Ultra, email contact@xlunastudio.com or visit xlunastudio.com.
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