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Privacy Policy

Your privacy matters. Here's exactly how we handle your data—spoiler alert: we barely handle it at all, and that's by design.

🔒 Privacy-First Promise

Your meeting data stays on YOUR device. Optional usage and performance analytics are sent to Vercel only when you separately enable usage analytics. Your meeting history is managed locally in your browser—because your workplace suffering is nobody else's business.

What We Collect (Spoiler: Almost Nothing)

Unlike most web applications, Survive the Meeting is designed with privacy as the core principle. Here's the complete list of what we might collect:

Essential Data (Always Collected)

Independent Optional Choices

Optional Data (Only If You Choose)

How We Protect Your Data

Meeting content stays browser-owned. Optional measurement is limited to the purposes described above:

Your Privacy Controls

You have complete control over your data. Here are the tools we provide:

Your Data Controls

We provide controls to view, export, correct, and delete meeting data stored in your browser:

Access, Export, Correction, and Deletion

Data Retention

New completed meetings expire 30 days after completion. Existing records receive a 30-day grace period from your first updated visit, with a notice and export opportunity. Cleanup runs on app activity; it cannot run while the browser is closed. The active timer is separate. Without history permission, a completed recap remains temporary and only an anonymous daily total is retained until the next local day.

External Processing and Sharing

The site is served by our hosting provider. Optional usage/performance events go to Vercel only with your separate opt-in. You choose when to share meeting content:

Why We Built It This Way

Most productivity apps collect vast amounts of personal data. We think that's backwards. Your meeting suffering shouldn't become someone else's business intelligence.

Keeping meeting content on your device limits its exposure and lets us give you complete control over your data. It's better for you, and honestly, it's less work for us.

We believe privacy should be the default, not a premium feature. Your workplace pain is personal, and it should stay that way.

Questions About Privacy?

If you have questions about this privacy policy or how we handle data, we're happy to help. Remember: we can't access your meeting data even if we wanted to—it's all stored locally on your device.

For privacy-related questions or to report concerns, you can reach out through our standard communication channels. We'll respond promptly and transparently.

Last Updated: September 21, 2026