Privacy Policy

The short version

Your transcripts, answers and session history are saved only on your own computer. To draft an answer, your recent transcript, the context and documents you gave the app and — only when you press Analyze screen — a screenshot are sent to Google Gemini. On a signed-in plan they pass through our answer service on the way, which does not store them. We store the minimum needed to know who you are and what you have paid for. We do not sell data to anyone.

What we store on our servers

• Account — your email address and a user id, held by Google Firebase Authentication. If you sign in with Google we receive your email address and nothing else.
• Entitlement — which plan you bought, how many calls remain, and when your window expires.
• Usage — for each session: its identifier, when it started and stopped, how many seconds it ran, and whether it consumed a call. We do not store the audio or the transcript of that session.
• Payments — order and payment identifiers returned by Razorpay. Your card details never reach our servers; Razorpay handles them.

What stays on your computer

Transcripts, generated answers, your session history, and any resume or notes you add are written to a local database in your user profile. We do not keep a copy of them on our servers. Deleting the app’s data folder removes them permanently. Parts of them are sent out to draft answers, as described below.

Where your audio goes

While a session is running, audio from your microphone and system output is streamed directly from your computer to the speech-to-text provider selected in Settings — either Google (Gemini) or ElevenLabs — for live transcription. That audio goes to the provider under its terms; it does not pass through our servers, and we do not retain it. Audio is only captured while a session is running.

How answers are drafted

When you ask for an answer, or Auto Answer drafts one for you, the app sends Google Gemini your recent transcript (and any question you typed), the session context you entered (company, role, job description and instructions) and the documents you attached, such as a resume or notes. Google uses them to draft the answer under its terms.

On a signed-in plan, that request passes through our answer service at www.intervely.com/api/answer, so the Gemini API key stays on our server and your plan can be checked. The service forwards the request to Google and does not store its content. If you use your own Gemini API key instead, the request goes straight from your computer to Google.

Screen analysis

Only when you press Analyze screen — the Screen button on the overlay, or its hotkey (Ctrl+Shift+Enter by default) — during a session, the app takes one screenshot of the monitor you are on. It is a JPEG, at most 1920 pixels on its longest side. It is sent with the same context as any other answer (your recent transcript, session context and documents), the same way: through our answer service on a signed-in plan, or directly to Google with your own key. The image is not saved, by the app or by us; your session history keeps only the answer text.

Anything visible on that monitor is included — other windows, messages and notifications too — so close anything private before you press it. On Linux with Wayland, your desktop may ask for your permission before the screenshot is taken.

The overlay is visible in screen shares by default. An optional Private setting hides it from screen capture on Windows and macOS, and Analyze screen briefly keeps the overlay out of its own screenshot, which also takes it out of a screen share for that moment.

Update checks

The app checks for new versions at our public release page on GitHub (github.com/wazidchoudhary/intervely-releases) shortly after it starts, and whenever you ask it to check. That is an ordinary HTTPS request for a small version file; it carries no account data. GitHub receives it the way it receives any web request, including your IP address. If you install an update, it is downloaded from the same place.

Cookies

The website sets only what Firebase Authentication needs to keep you signed in. There is no advertising or third-party analytics tracking.

Retention and deletion

Account, entitlement and usage records are kept while your account exists, and payment records for as long as tax law requires. To delete your account and everything associated with it, email wazidali@krapton.com from your account address.

Contact

Questions about this policy: wazidali@krapton.com.