Privacy
DentiPath apps are local-first by default. Professional financial entries—and practice history in the coming-soon SkillsLab—live on your device, with no DentiPath account required. Ledger can import CSV, Excel, and pasted-table financial totals on device; SkillsLab can import and export compatible practice-history files locally. Cloud sync, browser access, and account-based services are not currently enabled. Any future optional convenience feature will be clearly labelled before you enable it. DentiPath products are built to keep patient information out by design.
Privacy is not a feature we added. It is the default shape of the product: local-first, transparent, and under your control.
These are the defaults. Any future feature that changes where data is stored or processed will be optional, clearly explained, and designed not to change the local-first core experience.
Your entries and practice history live in local storage on your device by default. DentiPath does not receive them in the current experience. Ledger import, Finance tax estimates, SkillsLab practice and AR processing, reports, exports, and backups run on device. Cloud sync, browser access, and account-based features are not included in current releases.
Current app versions do not use advertising trackers or third-party analytics SDKs. Limited network connections may occur for Apple purchases, service notices, security, diagnostics, or support. Future optional features will be described before use.
The financial apps record your work, not your patients; SkillsLab uses educational tooth models and practice attempts. Entries and imports are scoped to non-identifying financial or learning data, and on-device checks in supported fields help keep identifiable text out without transmitting it to DentiPath.
Current Ledger and Launch backups are password-encrypted. You control the password, and DentiPath cannot read or recover the backup.
Turn on an optional Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode lock. When app-lock or privacy-screen features are enabled, Ledger is designed to reduce exposure in the app switcher, subject to operating-system behaviour.
Reports and exports happen only when you ask. You can delete any entry in the app, and deleting the app removes its data from your device.
From the very first screen, the app is explicit about where your data lives, what it is for, and how to keep it locked.
The first launch states the scope plainly: a financial record, never a patient record.
Local-first storage, encrypted backups you control, reports only when you choose, and no third-party analytics in the current release.
An optional Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode lock, turned on or off anytime in Settings.
The current core apps use local storage by default and do not require a DentiPath account. Cloud sync, browser access, and hosted account features are not included in current releases. The detail is in the Privacy Policy and each app’s own policy.
Calculators · on device
Built local-first. Core features, saved scenarios, optional tax estimates, and PDF/CSV exports are usable without a DentiPath account, iCloud sync, browser access, or hosted convenience features. Those future features are not included in current releases and would be clearly explained before release.
Private ledger · on device
Local-first ledger. Current versions keep your entries and CSV/Excel/pasted-table import processing on your device unless you create an export or backup. Optional iCloud sync, browser access, and hosted features are not included in current releases and would be clearly explained before release.
Student planning · on device
Local-first planner for the path from dental school to practice. Current versions keep planning data on your device unless you create an export or encrypted backup. Optional iCloud sync, browser access, and hosted features are not included in current releases.
Everything above is summarized from these.
DentiPath products are for educational practice, planning, and record-keeping, not professional advice. They are not financial, legal, tax, accounting, employment, or clinical advice, are not a system of record for patient information, and do not replace supervised instruction. Review important decisions with qualified professionals.