You were in a call with an Edisyn user

What Edisyn is

Edisyn is a desktop app that a person runs on their own computer. During a call, it hears both sides through that computer: the call's sound (the other people, including you) and the microphone (the person using it).

It turns both sides into a written transcript for that person, and gives them notes and AI help. No bot joins the call, so the person tells you themselves, and Edisyn gives them the words.

You should have been told

Edisyn asks the person using it to tell the other people in the call.

• Before their first meeting, they confirm "I'll tell the people in my calls".
• In each meeting, Edisyn shows them a line to say and a message to paste in the chat.
• If you say you do not want notes, they can turn notes off with one click. Notes stop at once.

Edisyn itself does not post anything in the call. If nobody told you, you can raise it with them, and you can write to us.

What is kept

• The transcript of the call, and the summary, notes and AI answers made from it.
• They stay in the Edisyn user's account until the user deletes the meeting or the account.
• Your name appears only if the user typed it.
• The user can share a summary through a link, or let their own AI assistant read their meetings.

What we do not do:

• We do not store the audio of the call.
• We make no voiceprints. We do not recognize you across meetings.
• We do no emotion or sentiment analysis.
• We do not sell your data.
• We do not train AI models on meeting content, and we route AI requests only to providers that do not keep or train on them.

Who receives it

• Speech to text: Soniox (the main provider from app version 0.4.43), with AssemblyAI and Deepgram as backups. Your voice is sent to them live to make the transcript.
• AI: OpenRouter, which passes each request to OpenAI (on Microsoft Azure), Anthropic (on Google Vertex or Amazon Bedrock) or Google Gemini (on Google Vertex).
• Database: Supabase, on Amazon Web Services.

All of them are in the United States. The full list: edisyn.io/subprocessors.

Who decides

The person who used Edisyn decided to use it in your call, and is responsible for telling you and, where the law requires it, for asking your consent. If they use Edisyn through their company, the company decides how the meeting content is used, and we handle it for the company.

Ask for a copy or for deletion

You can ask for a copy of your part of a meeting, or ask us to correct or delete it. Email support@edisyn.io and tell us:

• the date and time of the call, and the app it was on (for example Zoom or WhatsApp);
• the Edisyn user's name or email, if you know it;
• what you would like us to do.

We answer within 30 days. We pass your request to the Edisyn user, who can delete the meeting or the parts with you. If the user does not answer within 30 days, we delete that meeting. We may also ask for details to confirm it is you.

You can also complain to a data protection authority: in the EU, the one where you live; in the UK, the ICO; in Turkey, the Personal Data Protection Board (Kişisel Verileri Koruma Kurulu), after you have first written to us.

Contact

Algosift LLC, 11101 Palms Blvd #104, Los Angeles, CA 90034, USA. Email: support@edisyn.io. Our full privacy policy: edisyn.io/privacy-policy.