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Privacy

This explains what TalkLayer by Lawcorp Productions collects, what stays on your device, and the third parties we rely on. We wrote it in plain language.

Effective October 4, 2026·Version 2.1

Who operates TalkLayer

TalkLayer is operated by Lawcorp Carpentry LLC under the Lawcorp Productions brand. The contracting party is Lawcorp Carpentry LLC. Lawcorp Productions is the public brand for TalkLayer and other Lawcorp apps.

For privacy or support questions, contact us through the Lawcorp support hub .

What we handle on our servers

To run your account and enforce the free-tier limit, TalkLayer stores the following on its servers (hosted by Base44):

  • Account fields. Your email address, display name, and app role. Password authentication is managed by Base44, our hosting platform; TalkLayer does not directly store or access your password. Your user record also holds Stripe identifiers (customer ID, subscription ID, subscription status, and subscription period end) used to manage your plan, plus a short list of catalog tracks you have recently used (title, artist, license, and source link).
  • Terms acceptance. When you accept the Terms, we record your user ID, the Terms version you accepted, and the acceptance timestamp. This is metadata only — it does not include your videos or media.
  • Sign-in providers. You can sign in with email and password or with Google. If you choose Google, Google authenticates you and shares the account details we need to create and sign you in, such as your email address.
  • Export usage and reservations. To enforce the free-tier limit, we store monthly export counts and short-lived reservation records. These are metadata only — they never contain your videos or audio.
  • Operational logs. Our hosting platform (Base44) keeps technical and security logs needed to run and protect the service.

Legacy cloud projects

Older projects saved to the cloud store project metadata only: the project name, layout settings (circle size and position, aspect ratio), the ordered content sequence, clip trims and audio settings, and file-name references for your clips and music. They do not contain your media files. Only you and app admins can read your cloud projects. New projects are saved to your device instead (see below).

What stays on your device

Videos you import, screen and face recordings you capture, and the videos you render are processed locally in your browser. They are not uploaded to us.

Your browser's IndexedDB (a local database named "talklayer") stores your project settings and cached media — including a recovery draft saved automatically before you open checkout.

This storage is specific to the browser and device you are using. Clearing site data, using private browsing, or removing the browser can erase it. A JSON project backup contains your project settings and clip metadata, not the underlying media files — keep your original recordings and imports.

Catalog music (Jamendo)

TalkLayer's catalog music comes from Jamendo. The catalog is filtered to Creative Commons CC-BY tracks only, which permit commercial use but require attribution. When you add a catalog track, use the "Copy credit" action in the Music panel to copy the required credit (title, artist, source, and license) and include it in your published video. Searching the catalog sends your search query to Jamendo and returns track metadata.

Support requests and AI

Support is provided through the Lawcorp support hub, a separate website with its own sign-in (your TalkLayer account does not sign you in there, but you can use the same email). When you submit a ticket, your ticket text leaves your device and is handled by the hub.

Eligible tickets may receive an automated response generated by Base44's AI service from approved documentation. You can request a human at any time, and billing or other escalated tickets can be routed directly to a person without being sent to the AI. The AI cannot access your account or make changes on your behalf — do not include passwords, card numbers, private videos, or sensitive documents in your ticket.

Cookies and similar technologies

  • Authentication uses a session token, and a cookie fallback in some flows, to keep you signed in.
  • The TalkLayer app code does not include first-party analytics or advertising trackers.
  • Our hosting platform may use essential operational cookies or headers for security and reliability.

Retention and deletion

  • Account and billing records are kept while your account is active and as needed to operate and reconcile billing.
  • Local media and project data live on your device. You can clear cached media from the editor's Projects panel, or by clearing your browser's site data.
  • TalkLayer does not offer self-service account deletion in the app. To request deletion of your cloud account or billing records, contact support. Deleting local cached media on your device does not delete your cloud account or billing records.

Your choices

  • Sign in with email or Google.
  • Manage or cancel your subscription from "Manage subscription" in the editor.
  • Clear local cached media any time from the Projects panel.
  • Request privacy or account help through the support hub.

Security

We rely on Base44 and Stripe for security infrastructure. No online service can be guaranteed fully secure.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy. The version above shows the current version; see the effective date shown above.

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