Beta privacy note

Privacy

Last updated: June 12, 2026

Your uploadsVideos are used to create clips for your account.

Your clipsFinished clips are stored so you can preview and download them.

Your accountEmail, plan, usage, and billing status keep the app working.

CueCut processes uploaded videos so it can generate short social clips from DJ sets. This page explains the beta version in plain English. It is not written to hide the important parts.

What We Store

Your account email and basic account plan.
Videos you upload for clipping.
Generated clips, logs, and technical job information.
Feedback you leave on clips, such as ratings, tags, and notes.
Billing status from Stripe, such as whether your account is Free or Premium.

How We Use It

To upload, process, preview, and download your clips.
To show job progress, usage limits, and recent jobs.
To improve clip selection, camera behaviour, and beta reliability.
To provide support when a run fails or a clip cannot be downloaded.

Retention

Source videos and clips are stored temporarily so you can preview and download results. Free and Premium accounts may have different retention windows. The app shows the active limits before you start a run.

Who Processes The Data

The app uses trusted service providers for hosting, database, storage, account login, payments, and GPU processing. These include services such as Vercel, Render, Supabase, Stripe, Cloudflare/R2, and RunPod depending on the active environment.

Deleting Runs

You can delete runs from the app. Deleting a run removes it from your history and removes stored clip files connected to that run where possible.

Social Posting

The app does not post to social media unless a future version asks for your permission and you connect the relevant account.

Private Beta Note

During beta, a small amount of technical information may be reviewed manually to fix bugs, failed uploads, failed workers, or clip-quality issues. This helps make the product more reliable before wider launch.