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Privacy Policy, PipeVoice
PipeVoice, pipevoice.app, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- PipeVoice's privacy policy for its Windows desktop app and its website, last updated 4 September 2026. It says the desktop app talks to no server of the maker's, that the maker receives none of the audio or transcripts, and that AI cleanup sends the transcript only to the provider the user chose.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own policy, the authority on what the maker says it does with data. It is a policy statement, not an audit, and it leaves each third-party provider's handling to that provider. Read on 2026-10-22.
Facts taken from this source
- PipeVoice's privacy policy says the desktop app talks to no server of the maker's and receives none of the user's data.
“the desktop app talks to no server of ours, and we receive none of your data from the app” (Privacy policy, The Desktop App)
- PipeVoice's privacy policy says its developers do not collect, see or receive any of the user's audio from the app.
“We do not collect, see, or receive any of your audio, transcripts, settings, or API keys from the app.” (Privacy policy, The Desktop App)
- PipeVoice's privacy policy says that with AI cleanup on, the transcript goes to the cleanup provider the user chose, using the user's own key.
“the transcript is additionally sent to the cleanup provider you chose, using your own key” (Privacy policy, What the app does with your transcribed text)