Last updated: 27 September 2026
Applies to: DubWeaver for Android and iOS
Published by: Davait, Inc., a Delaware corporation (United States)
DubWeaver does not collect your personal data. It has no account, no
analytics, no advertising, and no server that your material passes
through. Your video, your audio and your projects stay on your device.
We say this plainly because it is unusual, and because it is the
product: the AI that removes the original voices from a film runs on
your device, which is what makes the rest of this policy so short.
Nothing. DubWeaver has no user accounts, collects no identifiers,
and sends no usage or analytics data anywhere. We cannot see your
projects, your recordings or your exports, because they never reach us.
All of it lives in the app's private storage on your device. Deleting
the app deletes all of it.
DubWeaver asks for microphone access only to record dub takes. The
microphone is opened when you arm a take and closed when the take ends.
What it captures is written to your device while the take is recording
and goes only into that take on your timeline. Recordings are never
transmitted anywhere.
DubWeaver asks to read the video and audio you choose to import. It
reads only the files you pick, and it copies them into its own storage
so that later edits do not depend on the original still being there.
DubWeaver makes two kinds of network request, and both are downloads of
files it needs. The AI models it uses — for separating voices and for
writing subtitles from the audio — are downloaded once, when you first
open a project. Each built-in sound effect is downloaded the first time
you play it or add it to a project, and kept on your device after that.
Both come from a public file host, and every file is verified against a
known checksum before it is used. Neither request carries anything about
you beyond what any file download carries — your IP address is visible to
the host serving the file, as it is for every download on the internet.
Everything else in the app — separating voices, writing subtitles,
mixing, rendering, exporting — happens on your device with no network at
all.
When something fails unexpectedly, the error and where it happened are
written to a small log in the app's private storage so that it can be
looked at if you ask us for help. This log is not sent anywhere. You
can read it yourself in the app under About, and it is deleted with the
app.
Subscriptions are sold and processed by Google Play or the Apple App
Store. We never see or store your payment details. The stores tell the
app only whether a subscription is currently active. We keep a small
record on your device of whether a subscription has ever been active,
so that if yours ends you can still open and export your own work.
Google and Apple handle that transaction under their own privacy
policies:
DubWeaver is not directed at children and collects no data from anyone,
of any age.
We do not sell, share, rent or transfer personal data, because we do not
have any.
Rights such as access, correction, deletion and portability (under the
GDPR, the CCPA and similar laws) apply to data a company holds about
you. We hold none. Your material is on your device, under your control:
you can export it, copy it, or delete it by deleting the app.
If this policy changes, the new version will be published at this
address with a new date. Material changes will also be noted in the
app's release notes.
Davait, Inc.
8 The Grn Ste B
Dover, DE 19901-3618
United States
Email: team@davait.com