Privacy notes

• Your conversation is written down as a transcript so it can become your film. Visiora’s own voice guide keeps no recording of your voice.
• Up to three outside services help make it. Each is named below, with what it receives.
• Only you can see your conversation, your scenes and your film.
• You can download everything, or delete everything, from Settings at any time.
• Your data is never sold, never used for advertising, and never used by us to train AI models.

• Your account: your email address, your name if you give one, and the date you agreed to these notes.
• Your conversations: the transcript of each voice conversation, with who said what and when.
• What is made from them: the themes and affirmations drawn from your words, the images and clips generated for them, and the finished films.
• Anything you upload: photos, video or music you add to a film.
• A working log:a record of what the system did on your projects (for example “render finished”), kept for 90 days so problems can be traced. It does not contain your conversation.

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Visiora runs on our own servers, including GPU machines of our own. Visiora’s own voice guide holds the conversation there: your voice travels to our machines, is turned into text as you speak, and is not recorded. The guide thinks with an AI model that runs on our machine (Qwen), or with Claude (below). Our machines can also make your scenes, and read your conversation with Qwen when needed. Up to three outside services do work we cannot always do ourselves, and each receives only what its job needs:

• Anthropic, whose AI model Claude reads the transcript to find your themes and writes short descriptions of each scene. When Claude is the voice guide’s model, it also receives the words of the conversation as it happens, as text.
• Retell AI, only when we use it to hold the conversation instead of our own guide. It then receives your voice and produces a recording and transcript.
• Replicate generates images and video clips when our own machine cannot. It receives those short scene descriptions. It does not receive your voice, your transcript, your name or your email address.

An email service delivers your sign-in links and the note that your film is ready. Each of these companies handles what it receives under its own privacy policy.

Until you delete it. A project stays until you remove it; your account stays until you close it. The working log is trimmed after 90 days.

• Download: Settings has a button that saves everything we hold about you as one file. Your films download from their own pages.
• Delete a project: removes its conversation, scenes, uploads and films from our server and, for a conversation Retell held, asks Retell to delete its copy of the call.
• Delete your account: does the same for every project, then removes your account and sign-in records.

Deletion from our live system is immediate. A recovery backup made before you deleted can still hold a copy until that backup is replaced; during this beta we clear those by hand, and we will confirm when it is done if you ask.

People tell Visiora about their health, their families, their money and their fears. Treat the conversation as you would a private journal: everything in it is kept private to you, and nothing in it has to be said. If you would rather something were not stored, leave it out, or delete the project afterwards.

Visiora is a creative practice. It is not therapy, medical care or a crisis service. If you are in distress, please contact someone who can help: in the United States you can call or text 988 at any hour, and findahelpline.com lists free, confidential lines in other countries.

Visiora is for adults. You need to be 18 or older to have an account.

We will change the date at the top and, when the change affects how your conversations are handled, ask you to agree again before your next one.