AudioMultiCut for iOS Privacy Statement

Who runs AudioMultiCut

AudioMultiCut is an independent product by Lior / Endless AI Tools. For privacy questions, use the contact page or the iOS support page.

Short version

• You can use the iOS editor without creating an AudioMultiCut account.
• The app processes recordings locally for the main edit, auto-cut, preview, export, and share workflows.
• The app stores project data and imported files on your device so projects can reopen.
• iCloud sync is on by default for project metadata and segment edits unless you turn it off.
• Usage analytics and interaction insights are on by default and can be turned off in Settings.
• Feedback submissions are optional and may include diagnostics if you choose to include them.

Audio editing and export

AudioMultiCut for iOS is built around local editing. When you import a recording, the app decodes it, draws the waveform, lets you create segments, previews boundaries, and exports finished clips on your device.

For the normal editor, export, sharing, and support workflows, your source audio and exported audio are not uploaded to AudioMultiCut servers.

• Imported audio may be copied into the app's local Documents storage so projects can reopen later.
• Exported clips are written locally before you choose where to save or share them.
• Temporary waveform, PCM, voice activity, and transcript cache files may be stored on device to make the editor faster.
• The Share Extension copies an incoming audio file into the shared App Group inbox, hands it to the main app, and the app cleans up the inbox copy after import.

On-device audio intelligence

Auto-cut, waveform analysis, voice activity detection, speech pause detection, and boundary suggestions are designed to run on device in the current iOS app.

• Apple Speech Recognition is requested only when a feature needs local speech recognition, and the app requests on-device recognition.
• Speech words, timestamps, voice spans, confidence scores, and related timeline data may be cached locally for the source file.
• The app has no current normal editing flow that uploads audio to AudioMultiCut servers for analysis.
• Cloud fallback code paths require explicit cloud-audio or cloud-transcript consent in code; the current app requests no such consent in the normal editor flow.

What data the iOS app handles

The categories below are based on the current iOS code paths and connected web API routes for support, feedback, beta signup, and attribution.

Project and file metadata

• Project title, notes, color, created and updated dates.
• Original filename, file duration, sample rate, channel count, source hash, import time, and security-scoped bookmark data used to reopen files.
• Segment start and end times, segment names, order, fade settings, gain, and whether a name was customized.
• Export job display name, format, bitrate, status, progress, completed time, error message if any, and output bookmark data.

App settings

• Export defaults, waveform display preferences, boundary preview length, auto-cut preferences, notification preferences, theme preference, iCloud sync preference, onboarding state, review prompt state, analytics opt-out state, and interaction-insights opt-out state.

Usage analytics

Product analytics are on by default and can be turned off in Settings. These events are intended to describe app use, not audio content.

• Examples include app opened, first launch, screen viewed, tab selected, import picker opened, file imported, file imported via Files or Share Extension, auto-cut run, segment created, segment selected, segment adjusted, preview played, export started, export completed, share sheet opened, project saved, project opened, project deleted, iCloud sync toggled, settings changed, and review prompt actions.
• Event properties may include duration, sample rate, channel count, file extension, segment count, format, bitrate, screen name, selected settings, boundary times, preview duration, provider counts, confidence values, app entitlement status, and anonymous analytics identifiers.
• Analytics events do not include audio samples, exported audio, full transcripts, full filenames, or segment names. Segment rename analytics record name length, not the name itself.

Interaction insights

Interaction insights are on by default and can be turned off separately in Settings. They use Mixpanel Session Replay to help identify confusing flows.

• This may record taps, scrolls, navigation patterns, screens, and interaction timing.
• Audio files and exported audio are not uploaded by the support or analytics flows.
• Because interaction replay can show what appears on screen, do not treat visible project titles, segment names, or other on-screen text as hidden from this telemetry while the setting is on.

Feedback and support

If you send feedback from the iOS app, AudioMultiCut receives the message you write and the support metadata needed to respond and debug the issue.

• Feedback may include your message, optional email address, source page, Mixpanel distinct ID, app version, build number, platform, OS version, device model, locale, time zone, analytics enabled state, interaction-insights enabled state, submitted time, server-observed user agent, and approximate country code.
• If you choose to include app diagnostics, the submission also includes a small text log with app version, build, locale, time zone, analytics settings, OS version, device model, and Low Power Mode state.
• Feedback submissions do not include source audio, exported audio, or project files.

Previous beta signup and TestFlight

Before the App Store launch, AudioMultiCut collected optional iOS beta signup requests from audiomulticut.com. This section remains here for people who previously joined that list.

• Beta signup records may include email address, optional use-case value, signup source, page path, Mixpanel distinct ID when available, country code used for eligibility, device family, submitted time, consent accepted state, consent accepted time, consent text version, unsubscribe time, and unsubscribe source.
• Beta signup records may be stored in the configured database, sent to a configured webhook, sent through configured email delivery, or logged as a fallback depending on backend configuration.
• Apple TestFlight and App Store Connect may process tester invitation, tester status, installed build, device, crash, session, and feedback data under Apple's policies.

Web-to-app attribution

If you come from audiomulticut.com to the iOS app, AudioMultiCut may connect that web session with the app session to understand whether web visitors install and use the app.

• Universal links may pass a web_session value into the app.
• Fresh-install attribution may compare a recent web CTA click with the first app launch using a short-lived salted IP hash, user-agent family, locale, time zone, and the app analytics distinct ID.
• The current matching window is 30 minutes.
• AudioMultiCut does not use IDFA, does not use AdServices attribution tokens, and does not show an App Tracking Transparency prompt for this attribution flow.

Purchases and entitlement checks

AudioMultiCut uses Apple's StoreKit/App Store systems for paid-app entitlement checks and purchase restoration.

• The app stores a local cached entitlement state such as verified, unverified, or missing, plus the original purchase date when available.
• Apple processes App Store purchases, payment information, receipts, refunds, family sharing, and Apple ID account details under Apple's policies.
• AudioMultiCut analytics may record high-level entitlement state, but AudioMultiCut does not receive your full payment card details from Apple.

Where data is stored or processed

On your device

• Source audio copied into the app's Documents storage.
• Exported clips created by the app before sharing or saving.
• SwiftData project records, settings in UserDefaults, security-scoped bookmarks, cached waveform data, cached PCM data, cached semantic timeline data, and temporary import handoff files.
• Data you delete from the app, the Files app, or iOS storage settings may no longer be available to AudioMultiCut.

iCloud and Apple services

• iCloud sync is enabled by default in the app's settings.
• When iCloud sync is on, SwiftData project metadata and segment edits can sync through the user's iCloud account using CloudKit.
• Heavy artifacts such as decoded PCM caches, waveform pyramids, exports, and source audio are not part of the app's CloudKit project schema.
• Files stored in the app container or Files app may still be covered by Apple's device backup or iCloud Drive behavior depending on the user's iOS and iCloud settings.
• Live Activities and widgets may show export or app status on Apple-controlled surfaces such as the Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, or widget areas.

AudioMultiCut servers

• AudioMultiCut servers may receive iOS feedback submissions, iOS beta signup records, iOS beta unsubscribe records, app attribution requests, and web-to-app click records.
• AudioMultiCut servers do not receive source audio or exported audio through the normal iOS editor, export, analytics, or feedback flows.

Analytics providers

• Mixpanel stores iOS usage events and Mixpanel Session Replay data when those settings are on.
• Google Analytics Measurement Protocol may receive iOS usage events when the app build is configured with the required API secret.
• Apple may receive App Store, TestFlight, StoreKit, CloudKit, iCloud, crash, and device information as part of Apple's platforms and services.

Third-party services

These services may process data for the iOS app or its support and beta workflows, depending on which app features and backend settings are active.

Your choices

• Turn Usage Events off in Settings > Privacy > Help improve the app.
• Turn Interaction Insights off in the same screen.
• Turn iCloud sync off in Settings > Integrations if you do not want project metadata and segment edits to sync through CloudKit.
• Delete local source files, exports, and project data from inside the app or from iOS storage and Files locations where you saved them.
• Do not include optional diagnostics when sending feedback if you only want to send the message text and optional email.
• Use beta email unsubscribe links, reply to a beta email, or contact support to remove an iOS beta signup email.

Children's privacy

AudioMultiCut for iOS is not directed to children under 13, and AudioMultiCut does not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child sent personal information through support or beta signup, contact AudioMultiCut so it can be reviewed and removed where appropriate.

Changes

This statement may be updated as the iOS app, support tooling, analytics settings, Apple platform requirements, or backend services change. Material updates will be reflected on this page with a new Last updated date.