What Audetra never does
Audetra does not create an account, sign you in, upload audio, sell data, show advertising, or include analytics or crash-reporting SDKs. It does not send microphone audio or MIDI to Relaytone.
What stays on the device
Microphone audio is analyzed locally to detect notes and drum hits. During guided drum calibration, short accepted-hit clips may be held temporarily in memory so you can review them. Those clips are not written to disk as a recording library and are not uploaded.
Saved kits keep compact sound fingerprints and settings on this Mac. The original hits are not stored as a recording library and are not sent anywhere.
Permissions
macOS microphone permission is required for analysis. Bluetooth permission is used to show connected microphone headsets and when you choose to connect an iPhone or Bluetooth MIDI device. Network access is used only for destinations you select, such as network MIDI. Audetra does not use these permissions to profile you.
This website
The Audetra pages on relaytone.com have no accounts, forms, or application analytics. Ordinary hosting and security logs may process an IP address, browser details, request time, and requested URL to deliver the page. See the Relaytone website privacy notice.
Browser app
The optional browser app at /audetra/app/ keeps personal drum kits on this device only. Review clips stay in memory and are not uploaded. The optional helper talks only to this computer so a DAW can see the Microphone MIDI port.
Questions and changes
Email privacy@relaytone.com and state that the request concerns Audetra. If this policy changes materially, the effective date above will change.