Skip to content
VoiceTeX

Privacy policy

This English text is a translation provided for convenience. Only the French version is legally binding. Read the French version

Data controller: Ilian Kara-Mostefa, 173 rue de Courcelles, 75017 Paris, France. For any question, or to exercise your rights: contact@voicetex.app.

What we process

Your email address

To sign you in and attach your usage to your account. Kept until the account is deleted.

A log of your dictations

Only the timestamp and the number of characters in and out, to count your quota against it. What you dictate is never recorded. Kept until you delete your account.

What you write to us

Your address, your name if you give one, and your message — only to answer you. None of it joins a mailing list, and the exchange is deleted once it is over. The email passes through our sending provider, whose role is described below.

Your billing

What Paddle sends back to us on each payment: your subscription status, its due date, the billing country and the last four digits of the card. We keep it so we can prove what you were charged if a payment is disputed, for the statutory retention period for accounting records.

Your paired devices

So the app stays signed in, and so you can unpair it from your account. Of the token we keep only a cryptographic fingerprint: the token itself exists nowhere on our side, and we would be unable to show it to you again. The app also sends the name your operating system gives the machine, so that you recognise your devices in the list, along with a random identifier whose only purpose is to avoid creating a duplicate on every reinstall. None of this is visible to anyone but you, and it goes when you unpair the device.

Where your voice goes

On every plan sold today, speech recognition runs on your own computer. No recording reaches us — only the recognised text is sent to be formatted.

Transcription on our servers is planned for the Premium plan, and does not exist yet. The day it opens, it will be the only plan where your audio leaves your machine; it will be processed there and then deleted, with no retention, and this page will say so before that happens.

Who we entrust this data to

Supabase Inc.

Database and authentication

Email address, account creation date, dictation counters

European Union (Paris region)

Scaleway SAS

Sending email: sign-in links, and messages from the contact form

Email address, and the message itself for the contact form

European Union (France)

Paddle.com Market Ltd

Taking payment and issuing invoices

Email address, billing details, and the billing events Paddle sends back to us: country, amount, subscription status, card brand and last four digits. The full card number is never transmitted to us

United Kingdom · European Commission adequacy decision

Vercel Inc.

Hosting of the website and server functions

Technical logs, IP address at the time of each request

Functions executed in the Paris region; company established in the United States · Standard contractual clauses

Anthropic PBC

Formatting the transcribed text into LaTeX

The text produced by transcription — never the audio, never the email address, never the identity of the account

United States · Standard contractual clauses, and no training on API data

Cloudflare, Inc.

Domain name resolution and distribution of the installer

IP address at the time of each request

Worldwide network · Standard contractual clauses

Cookies

This site sets only a session cookie, needed to keep you signed in. There is no analytics tool and no advertising tracker, which is why you are shown no banner: consent is required only for what is not strictly necessary.

Your rights

You may request access to your data, its correction, its erasure, its portability, or object to its processing, by writing to contact@voicetex.app. Deleting your account erases your address, your devices and the log of your dictations. The billing records our payment provider sends us are kept separately, for the statutory retention period for accounting records, and serve only that purpose. You may also lodge a complaint with the CNIL, the French data protection authority.