Ground rules

Not legal theater. Just the plain-language promises, limits, and expectations behind Wetalked.

The spirit of Wetalked

Wetalked is a small tool made by one developer, not a company with a legal department and ten layers of policy. These are the rules and values I actually try to build by.

Your recordings and transcripts are yours.
Wetalked is built to be useful, calm, and respectful of your privacy.
I would rather ship fewer features than turn the product into surveillance.
If a feature ever conflicts with that principle, privacy wins.

What happens to your data

The short version: the product is designed so your audio and transcripts stay with you as much as possible.

Wetalked never stores your meeting audio on my servers.
Transcription runs on your device, and your transcript stays local unless you choose to export it somewhere.
If you send a transcript to Notion or another service, that service then follows its own terms and privacy rules.
If you delete local recordings or transcripts from Wetalked, they are gone from the app. If you exported or copied them elsewhere, that copy is your responsibility.
I do not want hidden analytics, creepy tracking, or surprise data sharing in this product.

Common sense, consent, and limits

This part is here to be clear, not scary. Please use the tool like an adult and with respect for other people.

Only record people when you have the consent the law and basic ethics require.
You are responsible for how you use recordings, transcripts, exports, and summaries created with Wetalked.
Wetalked is provided as-is. I will do my best, but I cannot promise the app is always perfect, always available, or fit for every situation.
I am not liable for lost data, missed meetings, bad transcripts, or downstream damage from relying on the tool.
These rules may evolve as the product changes, and if they do, I will try to update this page in plain language.
Last updated: April 18, 2026.

Ground rules

Legal

Ground rules