VIDEO PRIVACY
How Browser-Based Video Processing Protects Your Poker Footage
PokerClipper processes both the source video and the finished video in your browser. They are not uploaded to or stored on PokerClipper servers. Authentication, analytics, and web delivery are separate services and handle different data.
Updated: 2026-08-23
The video stays in the browser
When you choose a file, the browser creates a temporary local reference for preview and export. Overlay composition and encoding run in that browser session, and the finished file is saved to your device.
Some editing settings are stored in localStorage on the same device. The source file is not stored there, so you must choose it again when resuming a saved project.
Account and usage data are separate
Clerk provides Google sign-in and session management. Google Analytics measures product usage, and Cloudflare delivers and protects the site. These services may handle account, IP, request, browser, or device information for their stated purposes; they are not sent your video for analysis.
When the operator can see a video
The operator does not automatically collect or view videos. A video may be reviewed only when you voluntarily attach or link it in a support request and only to investigate that request.
Privacy still matters when you publish
Keeping the file off PokerClipper servers does not replace consent and venue rules. Check recording policies, obtain permission where required, and use a mosaic when people or private venue information should not appear in the finished post.
For the complete policy, read the Privacy Policy.
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