Privacy Notice
Draft of 2026-11-04
Who we are
[To be provided]. Contact: [To be provided].
What we collect
Account details: your email address, your name, a hash of your password, and session data, which includes the IP address and browser details recorded when you log in. Content: the video URLs you submit, the captions fetched for them and the content generated from them. Connections: the credentials needed for destinations you connect, your watch list and your webhook endpoints. Usage: extraction counts, API key activity and service logs, needed to enforce limits and run the service.
The public demo
If you run a live demo video, we store a keyed hash of your IP address temporarily, for about two days at most, to enforce rate limits, not the raw address. Demo runs don't create a library entry or an account. The video's captions and generated content do join the cache shared between users, with a cost record that has no account attached. Samples involve no such processing.
Cloudflare Turnstile
Turnstile protects the live demo, and loads only when you use the demo's paste box. A visitor who only views the page sends nothing to Cloudflare through it.
YouTube data
We use YouTube data such as a video's title, description and channel name. That information is refreshed or removed on a 30-day cycle. Video and channel IDs, video length, captions and generated content aren't part of that cycle, and we keep them. Thumbnails in the dashboard load directly from YouTube's image servers, so your browser contacts Google to show them. The Google Privacy Policy also applies to YouTube data.
Cookies
We use a session cookie to keep you logged in. It lasts up to seven days after you last use the site. We don't use analytics or advertising cookies. The site also keeps small preferences in your browser's local storage, such as your chosen code language.
Service providers
We use Vercel (hosting, which handles your IP address to serve requests), Neon (database), Upstash (cache and rate limits), Anthropic (AI processing), Supadata and Apify (captions and video details), Resend (email), Cloudflare (Turnstile, when the demo is used), Google (YouTube channel lookups and upload notifications, for the watch list), and destinations you connect.
Deleting your data
You can delete your account from the API Keys page in the dashboard. That removes your account, keys and library, along with your connections, watch list, webhooks, notifications, job history and publishing history. Some records stay because they're no longer tied to you: the captions and generated content for a video, which are shared between users who request it, and cost records, which keep the video ID but lose the link to your account. Posts you already published stay on their destinations.
Changes
We'll post changes to this notice on this page.