Privacy
Brume's tools run in your browser. Your files are read and converted on your device and are never uploaded or seen by anyone.
What isn't collected
Your files, their names or their contents. There are no accounts, no ads and no cookies.
What is counted
How many people visit each page, without cookies and without identifying anyone, so we know which tools are used.
Subtitles and following people
The first time you make subtitles, or have the video editor follow the person in a video, it fetches a model from Hugging Face (huggingface.co): a speech model, or a small person detector. Your browser then keeps it. Hugging Face sees that your browser fetched it, as any site sees a visit; your video, its frames and its sound are looked at and heard on your device and never sent anywhere.
What stays in your browser
The video editor keeps your last project, its files included, in your browser's own storage, so it's there when you come back. It never leaves your device, and Delete it, where the editor offers it back, removes it.
Open-source parts
HEIC photos are read by libheif (LGPL-3.0), unmodified and loaded as a file of its own only when one is dropped. WebP and AVIF images are written by jSquash (Apache-2.0). Videos are read and written again by Mediabunny (MPL-2.0), unmodified, with your browser's own video encoder; MP3s by LAME (LGPL), unmodified and loaded as a file of its own only when one is made. Text in the video editor is set in fonts from Fontsource (SIL Open Font License or Apache-2.0), unmodified, served from Brume and loaded only when used. Subtitles are written by OpenAI's Whisper speech model (MIT) and people found by YOLOS (Apache-2.0), both run in your browser by transformers.js (Apache-2.0) and ONNX Runtime (MIT).
Pro
Brume's plans are sold by Polar, which takes the payment as the seller and handles taxes and invoices; Brume never sees your card. Your key is kept in your browser alone, and checked with Polar at most once a day. Nothing else goes with it: never a file, a file name or what you made.
Contact
Questions about Brume, a plan or your privacy: [email protected]. There's no need to send a file: describe what happened and that's enough.