Last updated: 11 August 2026.
This policy describes how ClipContext works today: with no processing server and no user accounts.
We do not collect personal data. We do not receive your videos, your audio or your transcripts. We use no cookies, there is no login and there is no audience analytics tool. The rest of this document explains why that is possible and what the exceptions are.
ClipContext is a static page. When you choose a video, it is read directly from your device by the browser and stays there. Extracting the images, reading the audio, transcribing it and assembling the PDF all happen entirely on your computer, using its processing power.
The file is never sent to us. There is no temporary copy on our systems, because no system of ours is involved in the processing.
The page makes a small number of connections to third-party services, and none of them carries your content:
These third parties have their own policies and may record technical connection data, such as your IP address, in the same way that happens when you visit any website.
If you use automatic transcription, the browser caches the downloaded model so it does not have to be downloaded again. That file stays on your device, under your control, and is removed when you clear your browsing data. We have no access to it.
We use no first-party or third-party cookies for tracking, advertising or analytics.
The service is not directed at children under 13. Since we collect no data, we hold no information about minors.
Data protection laws — including the Brazilian LGPD (Law 13,709/2018) and the European GDPR — give you rights such as access to, correction of and erasure of your personal data. Since we process no personal data, there is no information of yours to access, correct or erase. Should we begin offering services that require an account, this policy will be updated beforehand and the new processing will be clearly stated.
If this policy changes, the date at the top will be updated. Material changes — especially any move to start collecting data — will be announced in the project's public repository.
Questions about this policy can be sent through the project's repository on GitHub.