Effective September 11, 2026

Privacy Policy

CutCut does not collect your data. Review packs and videos stay in locations you choose or in the app's local storage.

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The details

How CutCut handles data

Data collection

CutCut does not require an account and does not collect personal information, usage data, diagnostics, identifiers, location, contacts, photos, videos, or advertising data. It contains no advertising, analytics, crash-reporting, or tracking SDK.

Local files

You choose the review packs you import. Their clips, posters, tags, notes, and timing data are processed and stored locally on your device. CutCut does not send those files or their contents to the developer. A file leaves the app only when you explicitly choose a destination in the iOS share sheet.

Sharing and Photos

When you choose Share, iOS presents its system share sheet and you decide where the selected clip goes. When you choose to save a clip to Photos, CutCut requests permission to add that video. CutCut does not read or upload your photo library.

Children's footage

CutCut may be used to review youth football footage, but the developer never receives that footage through the app. The app does not create profiles of children, identify people, or send media off the device.

Third-party code

CutCut includes GRDB for its local SQLite library index. This component processes local database records inside the app and does not add network communication or data collection.

Changes

If CutCut's data handling changes, this policy and the App Store privacy declaration will be updated before a version with that behavior is released.

Contact

Questions about this policy can be sent to cutcut@fluorite.app.