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Spokenly's privacy policy says its backend temporarily keeps an encoded copy of the audio for its ChatGPT and Claude plugins, and that each copy expires no later than one hour after it is stored.
Quote found word for word on the live source, last checked October 19, 2026
In the source's own words
“Unlike the built-in cloud models above, our backend temporarily keeps an encoded copy of the audio for playback, the transcript, and the file details. Each expires automatically no later than one hour after it is stored.”
Privacy Policy - Spokenly, Spokenly, 2026, Section 2 and Section 4, plugin retention.
Open the original- What it measures
- The built-in cloud models upload audio that the policy says the backend does not store. The plugin path is the exception described here.
- What it does not show
- This applies only to the plugin path. The policy says built-in cloud models do not store recordings, so the answer depends on which feature is used.
In the data
A row of Dictation App Features Compared: Offline, Privacy, AI, as Spokenly, audio kept on servers: 1 1 = yes, 0 = no.
- App
- Spokenly
- Feature
- Keeps audio on the maker's servers
- Detail
- ChatGPT and Claude plugins, up to 1 hour
- As of
- 2026-10
- Note
- 1 means the maker's page says the app does this