Privacy
1VideoTool keeps your production on your own disk and sends generation requests directly to the providers you configure. This page states what is stored and what leaves your machine.
Last updated 2026-09-10
What stays on your machine
- A production is a directory of versioned JSON, media and ledgers. That folder is the source of truth.
- Provider keys go to OS secure storage, never into the production folder.
- Remote generation goes directly from your machine to the provider you configured.
- Draft, organise, edit, preview and export deterministic content with no account at all.
- Leave whenever you like with normal media, storyboards, edit interchange and readable project files.
What leaves it
- Generation requests
- Go from your machine straight to the provider whose key you added — Gemini or Runway. They carry the compiled prompt and any reference images the shot attaches. We are not in the path and never see them.
- Nothing else, by default
- Story, entities, shots, takes, decisions, the timeline and every export stay on your disk. There is no project sync, no telemetry of your production, and no account.
- Your provider keys
- Held in OS secure storage. They are deliberately not written into the production folder, so sharing or committing a production cannot leak them.
Each provider decides how it treats what you send. Read the policy of the one you enable — that relationship is between you and them, at their price and under their terms.
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