Grammarly-AI Writing Assistant privacy label
Grammarly, Inc. · Productivity · Android
Data last synced August 28, 2026
Grammarly-AI Writing Assistant collects email address, user ids, crash logs, and shares some of this with third parties.
✓ Shares with third parties✓ Encrypts data in transit✓ Supports deletion requests
Data collected
Email address
App functionality, Developer communications, Advertising or marketing, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Personalization, Account management
User IDs
App functionality, Analytics, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Account management
Crash logs
Analytics
Diagnostics
Analytics
Device or other IDs
Analytics
Data shared
Diagnostics
Analytics
Third parties potentially receiving data (unverified)
Extracted automatically from the developer's own privacy policy text -- not independently verified by Nomatra.
Google Unverified
“If you use a single sign-on partner, like Google or Apple, we’ll collect the information from them that you authorize.”
Apple Unverified
“If you use a single sign-on partner, like Google or Apple, we’ll collect the information from them that you authorize.”
VeraSafe Unverified
“We’ve appointed VeraSafe as our representative in the EEA and UK for data protection matters. You can contact VeraSafe in matters related to personal information processing using”
Bird & Bird DPO Services SRL Unverified
“Superhuman Platform, Inc. has appointed Bird & Bird DPO Services SRL as its Data Protection Officer (DPO).”
Grammarly Inc. Unverified
“our subsidiaries (such as Grammarly Inc., Coda Project LLC, and Superhuman Labs LLC) and affiliated companies”
Coda Project LLC Unverified
“our subsidiaries (such as Grammarly Inc., Coda Project LLC, and Superhuman Labs LLC) and affiliated companies”
Superhuman Labs LLC Unverified
“our subsidiaries (such as Grammarly Inc., Coda Project LLC, and Superhuman Labs LLC) and affiliated companies”
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About this data: sourced from Android's official privacy-label disclosures, last synced 2026-08-28. Third-party sharing claims are extracted from the developer's own privacy policy and are unverified.