Official documentation
AeriVoice Privacy (PRIVACY.md in the maker's GitHub repository)
AeriVoice (GitHub repository DanielOu1208/aerivoice), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy document for AeriVoice, kept in the maker's own GitHub repository. It lists what data goes to each transcription and cleanup provider the user selects, and what the app stores on the Mac.
- How much weight it carries
- Published by the maker in its own repository. The aerivoice.app/privacy address returned not found on the day it was read, so this copy is used. It describes the app's own data flow; each provider's retention policy is the provider's own and is not stated here.
Facts taken from this source
- AeriVoice's privacy document says that AeriVoice operates no account system, analytics service or first-party backend.
“AeriVoice does not operate an account system, analytics service, or first-party backend.” (Opening paragraph)
- AeriVoice's privacy document says that the transcript is sent to the selected cleanup provider.
“After the selected transcription provider finalizes a transcript, AeriVoice sends that transcript to the selected cleanup provider.” (Section on OpenRouter, Groq, or Cerebras)
- AeriVoice's privacy document says that Local transcription uses Apple Speech or the downloaded Nemotron model on the Mac.
“When Local is selected, Apple Speech or downloaded NVIDIA Nemotron models transcribe audio on your Mac without a transcription account or API key.” (Local transcription)
- AeriVoice's privacy document says that Offline mode blocks AeriVoice's own network requests.
“Offline mode blocks update checks and downloads as well as other AeriVoice network requests.” (Offline mode, Data stored on the Mac)