Privacy

This page describes how the LiveMeet app for Mac handles your data, as verified in the app's source and build.

Your meetings

• The app sends no audio or text anywhere. It contains no networking code and has no network entitlement in the macOS sandbox.
• Recognition, translation, speech, summaries and mind maps are produced by models running on your Mac.
• Audio is processed in memory and discarded after recognition. It is never written to disk.
• Finished meetings can be saved as text only, in the app's own folder on your Mac. A setting turns this off, and you can delete saved meetings.
• macOS shows its own indicator while the microphone or system audio is in use, and asks your permission first.

Purchases

Pro is bought and restored through the App Store using StoreKit. Apple handles the transaction. No transcript, audio or identifier from LiveMeet is passed to the store.

Accounts and analytics

LiveMeet has no accounts. This website has no accounts, forms, cookies or analytics scripts.

What we haven't verified

The network checks so far are static (source and binary inspection). We haven't yet finished observing the running app with the network disconnected, so we describe processing as happening "on your Mac" rather than claiming "fully offline".

This summary is not legal advice and should be reviewed by the publisher or counsel before launch.