Last updated: November 2026
OpenBoth is an app for talking to Open WebUI and OpenCode servers that you run or have been given access to. It is made by Lyons Web Solutions LLC.
What we collect: nothing
OpenBoth has no account with us, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking. We do not receive your chats, your files, your server addresses, your passwords or any information about how you use the app. There is no server of ours for the app to talk to.
Where your data goes
The app connects only to the servers you add. What you type or share into it is sent to those servers and nowhere else. What those servers do with it, including which AI models and companies they pass it to, is decided by whoever runs them. Ask them, or read their policy.
What is kept on your device
- The list of servers you added (name, address, account name, and the version the server reported).
- Your sign-in for each server (a token or password), kept in the iOS Keychain on this device only. It is not synced to iCloud.
- Text you share to OpenBoth from another app, until you open OpenBoth and it is placed in a new message.
Removing a server in the app deletes what the app kept for it, including its sign-in. For Open WebUI the app also ends this device's session on the server. An OpenCode pairing link's token stays valid on the server until it expires or the server's password is changed.
Deleting the app deletes the list of servers. iOS can keep the saved sign-ins in its Keychain after an app is deleted; OpenBoth removes any it finds the next time it is installed and opened. To be sure they are gone, remove each server in the app before deleting it.
Permissions the app asks for
- Local network: to reach a server on your home or office network.
Children
OpenBoth is not directed at children under 13.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version is published with a new date, and the app shows the new text.
Contact
John Lyons, Lyons Web Solutions LLC, support@openboth.com