Trust Center
Privacy is the product.
Here's how we prove it.
Every architectural choice, every subprocessor, every compliance document, in one place. No legalese in the headlines — full detail in the linked docs.
What never leaves your laptop
Every stage of the loop runs on the machine the audio is already on.
Your machine
No cloud-processing path
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Drop in
Audio or video, from your Mac, Windows, or Linux machine.
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Transcribe
Whisper large-v3 turbo, running on that same machine.
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File
Into an encrypted kajo.db — your local library.
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Ask
Translation, summaries, and cited chat — one on-device Gemma 4 model, over that same library.
Three pillars
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Local-first / private by default
Your audio never leaves your laptop.
Audio is transcribed on-device — there is no cloud-processing path. Private by architecture.
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Cross-platform, including Linux
Mac, Windows, and Linux — one product, three operating systems.
Native installers for all three. Linux is a first-class target, not a port — the only local audio knowledge base that takes it seriously.
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Cited chat
Ask questions across your archive — get cited answers.
Chat with your entire library using a local model. Every answer links back to the exact moment in the recording — no copy/paste.
Compliance
Compliance is not the same as privacy — but it is the contract layer that makes privacy enforceable. Here is exactly what we publish today.
Local-only architecture
Audio and transcripts stay on your device — there is no cloud-processing path.
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GDPR DPA
DPA template at /legal/dpa; executed copy on request after Lifetime purchase.
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Subprocessor list
Every third party we touch, what they touch, and where they touch it.
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GDPR
Right to access, rectify, erase. Audio is on your laptop — erase is a delete key.
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EU AI Act
Not high-risk; Article 50 transparency obligations published in plain English.
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Security disclosures
Architecture, threat model, and disclosure policy — everything we publish about how we defend the product and what we ask the security community to do when they find something.
Still have questions?
Security questionnaires, a privacy attestation on request, and custom DPAs — talk to us.
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