Privacy
Who looks after your data
HaulGO s.r.o., Mládí 4024/15a, Mšeno nad Nisou, 466 04 Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic, company ID (IČO) 21290661 is the controller of the personal data described here. Write to tadeas@raska.eu with any question or request.
Your video files stay on your Mac
Makoedit cuts, renders and exports on your own computer. Your video files are never uploaded.
What goes to the Makoedit server
To make editing decisions, Makoedit sends the server the transcript of your recording, a few still frames and a few seconds of audio at a time. The server passes them to the AI model through OpenRouter and sends the answer back to your Mac. The server doesn't store them. It keeps only a usage record of each step: which step ran, which model answered, what it cost and when.
What we keep about you
- Your e-mail address, your Stripe customer and subscription IDs, and your license (we store a fingerprint of the key, not the key itself).
- The usage records above and your AI credit balance.
- Short technical server logs, which rotate automatically.
Stripe handles your card. We never see the card number.
Who processes it for us
- Stripe, for payments and the account page.
- Resend, to send your license e-mail.
- Hetzner (server in Germany) and Neon (database in Frankfurt), which host the Makoedit server.
- OpenRouter and the AI model providers it routes to, which receive the transcript, frames and audio described above to answer each step.
Some of these companies are based outside the European Union, such as in the United States. Each of them processes the data under its own data processing terms.
How long we keep it
We keep your license and usage records while you subscribe and for as long as Czech accounting and tax law requires after that. Then we delete them.
This website
makoedit.com has no analytics and sets no cookies of its own. The full video on the page is embedded from youtube-nocookie.com, and YouTube's privacy policy applies when you play it.
Your rights
You can ask to see, correct, delete or take away your data, and object to how we use it. If you think we handle it wrongly, you can complain to the Czech data protection authority, Úřad pro ochranu osobních údajů (uoou.gov.cz).