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Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 2026

Scope

This policy describes the data processing of screph.com, the desktop program Screph and the standalone program Voice2Text. Local and network operations are listed separately.

Site and account data

  • Site visit: path and method of request, time, IP address, User-Agent, referral source and technical sign of automatic request. For a logged-in user, the entry can be associated with an account.
  • Account: user name, email address, interface language, session data and available network transaction balance.
  • Downloads: name and size of the output file, time, technical status of the transfer, IP address, User-Agent and referral source.
  • Support: message text, explicitly attached images and technical data necessary to continue the dialogue.
  • Diagnostics: only the archive that the user has explicitly chosen to send. Logs may contain paths, project names, and information about the working environment.

Local program data

Projects, source images, markup, local computer vision results, models, logs and settings are stored on the user's computer. Screph does not upload the project to the cloud just because it is opened or saved.

API keys and account tokens are stored in the system credential store when supported by the selected connection. File paths, service addresses, and common preferences can be stored in local settings without encryption.

Installation and usage statistics

In versions with technical statistics, the installer reports when installation starts and its outcome. The application reports launches, update checks and session duration approximately every five minutes. Records include the version, platform, IP address, request time and package download progress. User actions are not included in these statistics.

If a key for the built-in support chat already exists, only a derived SHA-256 identifier is used to link requests; the key itself and conversations are not transmitted. No new chat key is created for statistics. Otherwise, requests are grouped by IP, which cannot reliably identify an individual user or computer. These events do not include projects, images, or document contents.

Technical event reporting can be disabled by setting the environment variable SCREPH_TELEMETRY=false before starting the application or installer. Ordinary server download logs are still retained. Administrative cleanup can remove statistics groups after 180 days of inactivity; it does not delete support conversations.

When data is transferred over the network

  • Cloud speech recognition: the selected audio recording and recognition parameters are sent to the specified service.
  • LLM: the selected text, context, and attachments are sent to the service from the active profile. The composition of the context depends on the specific operation.
  • Network streams: the application connects to the address specified by the user.
  • Models and updates: when checking or downloading files, the server receives the usual technical data of an HTTPS request. These requests do not include the project or frames.
  • Screph account: connecting the application, viewing your profile, using support and available server operations require sign-in and send data needed by the selected function.

Local Vosk and local LLM connections do not send content to an external cloud provider. They require an installed model and a running local service.

Cookies and Browser Storage

The website uses essential cookies for sessions, form protection and language selection. Browser storage may contain the language, display name and session token, but not the password. Clearing site data removes these local values.

External recipients

Data may be received by infrastructure needed to operate the website, user-selected LLM and speech recognition providers, model sources and specified network streams. Video pages load the YouTube player, and website styles may load from jsDelivr. These services have their own terms and policies.

Data may also be disclosed if required by applicable law or to protect the safety of the service and users.

Storage period and deletion

There is no single automatic deletion deadline for all data. Local projects, models, logs, and caches remain until the user deletes them or clears the corresponding function. Server logs, support tickets, and submitted reports are retained until administrative deletion or processing of the applicable user request. The timing of external services is determined by their policies.

Locating and clearing local data is described in the local storage help.

Security

Technical and organizational measures are used to protect data, but neither local storage nor transmission over the Internet can be considered absolutely secure. Do not post secrets to public Issues, forum or Telegram.

User requests

Subject to applicable law, the user may request access, correction, deletion or restriction of the processing of personal data. For account or personal information related queries, please use the personal support chat in your profile.

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  • Personal support chat
  • GitHub Issues: for non-sensitive technical questions only
  • Telegram: @Screen_Graph, public community
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