Private.
By design.

Uditron stores rolling audio encrypted on your Windows device. Google sign-in provides your immutable account identity, name, email and optional avatar. The server keeps account sessions, paired-device credentials in hashed form, device status and history bounds.

Pairing does not enable audio access by itself. When you allow audio access and explicitly request an interval on this website or through an authorized ChatGPT connection, your recorder transfers only available audio within that interval. Gaps, pauses and missing audio are reported.

Transferred audio lives in bounded server memory for up to three minutes and is accessible only to your authenticated account. It is removed on expiry, revocation, or server restart. No rolling cloud archive is maintained. Uditron has no transcription, speech recognition or AI analysis.

You can turn off remote audio access in Windows or here, revoke a paired device, sign out, or revoke the ChatGPT OAuth connection. Pause always stops new local capture; it does not erase previously captured audio you have authorized for retrieval. Google access is limited to openid, email and profile. No Gmail, Drive or Calendar access.

Exported or downloaded audio leaves Uditron’s local encryption boundary. Audio delivered to ChatGPT is then subject to your ChatGPT account’s settings and policies.