Official documentation
Privacy Policy - TalkToType
Laurens van Leer B.V., 2026
Read the originalRead on October 26, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of TalkToType. It says audio is never stored on the company's servers, that managed transcription goes to Groq or Google Gemini and is discarded after the request, and that the company keeps billing records for seven years under Dutch tax law.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own privacy policy, read on 2026-10-26. It says it was last updated 4 June 2026. The provider terms it refers to (Groq, Google, Stripe) are the providers' own and are not checked here.
Facts taken from this source
- TalkToType's privacy policy says audio is never stored on the company's servers, and that managed transcription is discarded once the transcript comes back.
“Your audio is never stored on our servers. Managed-mode transcription routes through Cloudflare AI Gateway with logging off, lands at Groq or Google Gemini Enterprise (formerly Vertex AI), and is discarded the moment the transcript comes back.” (Summary, If you're in a hurry)
- TalkToType's privacy policy says Stripe billing data is kept as long as the subscription is active, and typically seven years for accounting.
“Stripe data: retained as long as your subscription is active, plus what we are required to keep for accounting (typically seven years under Dutch tax law).” (How long we keep data)
- TalkToType's privacy policy says local files on your computer are kept until you delete them. It gives no number of days.
“Local files on your computer: kept until you delete them.” (Local files)
- TalkToType's privacy policy says no copy of a transcript is kept on its servers at any step of managed-mode transcription. It gives no number of days.
“No copy is kept on our servers at any step.” (How your audio is handled, Managed mode (subscription))
- TalkToType's privacy policy says audio is sent to a speech-to-text provider, which processes it to make the transcript.
“When you transcribe, the audio is sent directly from your computer to your chosen provider under your account. ... Groq and Google Gemini Enterprise (formerly Vertex AI) process the audio to produce a transcript and discard it after the request completes.” (How your audio is handled)