On supported iPhones, PianoCam identifies piano notes on your device; your audio is not uploaded. On devices that cannot run the model, the audio from a clip is uploaded to Replicate to identify piano notes. When you request a score, edited note events are sent to OpenAI to arrange notation. Your video stays on your device unless you choose to share it.
Sign in with Apple identifies your account. We store a pseudonymous account ID, processing jobs, usage counts and purchase transaction identifiers and sheet-music-credit balances to deliver the service. Anonymous installation identifiers and product usage events are sent to PostHog for analytics. We do not send video, audio, note content or filenames to PostHog, and session replay is disabled. We do not sell your data or use advertising trackers.
Uploaded audio files are deleted from our Replicate file storage after a job finishes; providers may retain data under their own service policies. Saved cloud note and score results remain until you delete your account. Local projects remain on your device.
Delete your account from Settings to remove processing records and request deletion of stored provider files and responses. Unused credits are forfeited. Minimal pseudonymous purchase and credit-use records are retained for refunds, accounting and prevention of duplicate redemption; they contain no video, audio or note content.
For privacy requests, use the support link below. Updated September 10, 2026.