Official documentation
Privacy | Voiceavel
Voiceavel, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- Voiceavel's privacy policy, effective 3 September 2026. It covers local dictation, the optional real-time transcription through Soniox, the optional Smart Cleanup through Groq, and the service providers it uses.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own policy, read 2026-10-22. The policy describes the features as options the user chooses. It states what Voiceavel receives and stores; it does not say how the third-party providers handle data beyond their own published statements.
Facts taken from this source
- Voiceavel's privacy policy says that for optional real-time transcription, its service does not receive the audio stream, which goes to Soniox.
“Our service issues a short-lived, single-use credential and records account entitlement and usage information; it does not receive that audio stream.” (Privacy policy, cloud features section)
- Voiceavel's privacy policy says that if the user chooses Smart Cleanup, the transcript is sent to Groq, which returns the edited result.
“If you choose Smart Cleanup, the transcript you submit is sent to Groq so it can return the edited result.” (Privacy policy, cloud features section)
- Voiceavel's privacy policy says local dictation and transcript history remain on the user's device.
“Local dictation and transcript history remain on your device.” (Privacy policy, account usage section)