Privacy

videoskillet runs in your browser. Two outside services are involved, and this page is the whole list.

Google Analytics

Counts visits: which pages get opened, roughly where from, and on what sort of device. It loads only after you press OK on the notice in the corner of the page, and it sets cookies once it does. Everything here works the same without it. Change your answer

Firebase

Only if you sign in. Google handles the sign-in, and your account's Firestore document holds your saved looks and the recent sessions you had open, so the home page can offer them back. Each one records the look's settings, including the address of any video or image it loaded from a link, and a small still of the output is kept beside each. Delete any of them at any time from the home page or the sessions page.

Rating a look in the tags menu, or voting on the labelling page, adds a row to a shared set of labels. Each row carries your account's id and the look it rates, and the site cannot change or delete a row once it is written. Stay signed out and nothing is stored at all.