Effective 30 September 2026

Cookie Policy

Captionit itself stores only what the site needs to work: your sign-in session and a few editor preferences — no advertising or cross-site tracking cookies of our own. Analytics on this site (Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights) set no cookies. If advertising is ever enabled on the site, Google and its partners may set advertising cookies as described below.

What we store

NameTypePurposeKept
sb-…-auth-tokenLocal storageKeeps you signed in (your session with our authentication provider).Until you sign out
ce_tl_mode, ce_tl_snap, ce_tl_rippleLocal storageRemembers your timeline view (words or lines, snapping, linked moves).Until you clear it
ce_introSession storageShows the landing-page intro animation once per visit.Until you close the tab

All of these are strictly necessary or remember a choice you made, so they do not need consent under most cookie laws. Analytics already runs on this site, but it sets no cookies (see below). If we ever add marketing cookies, we will ask for your consent first and update this page.

Analytics (no cookies)

Every page loads Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights, which record page visits and a few product events: a video added (with its language and length), captions ready or failed, and an export finished or failed (with its format, quality, resolution and frame rate). They never receive your video, audio or transcripts, and they set no cookies.

Advertising cookies (only if ads are enabled)

If advertising is enabled on this site, it is served by Google AdSense. Third-party vendors, including Google, may then use cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this and other websites, and Google and its partners may serve ads based on those visits. While advertising is not enabled, none of these cookies are set and no ad requests are made.

You can opt out of personalised advertising at Google Ads Settings or aboutads.info. Where consent is required by law (for example in the EEA and the UK), personalised ads require a consent choice through a Google-certified consent management platform first.

Third-party requests

The caption preview loads the fonts used by each look from Google Fonts, so your browser contacts Google’s font servers when you open the studio or the looks gallery. Speech and translation models are downloaded from Hugging Face when you first use them. When you use an AI feature (Growth Coach, the Create tools or Clipper highlights), the text you send goes to Groq. When something goes wrong, an error report goes to Sentry. Searching stock media contacts Pixabay directly from your browser, using a key you provide. Our hosting provider records basic request logs for security. See the subprocessors.

Your control

You can clear site data in your browser settings at any time. Clearing it signs you out and resets the editor preferences above; it does not delete your projects.

Questions about this document? Write to work.techhacksai@gmail.com. Parvez Achhan Ali Siddiqui, an individual (sole proprietor) trading as Captionit, India.