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Subprocessors

ChitterChatter Subprocessors

ChitterChatter uses a small set of third-party service providers to operate speaking practice, AI processing, storage, analytics, diagnostics, and payments.

Short Summary

Each subprocessor supports a specific service function. The current privacy policy identifies OpenAI, Google Gemini, Render, Amazon S3, Google Analytics, Sentry, and Stripe as subprocessors.

AI providers support speech and text processing for speaking practice.
Infrastructure providers support hosting, storage, and database operation.
Analytics, diagnostics, and payment providers support website measurement, reliability, and billing.

OpenAI

Purpose
Speech processing through the Realtime API
Data processed
Audio recordings and voice input
Location
United States

Google (Gemini)

Purpose
Text conversation processing
Data processed
Conversation text
Location
United States

Render

Purpose
Application hosting and database
Data processed
Service data needed to operate ChitterChatter
Location
United States

Amazon S3

Purpose
Audio file storage
Data processed
Audio recordings
Location
United States

Google Analytics

Purpose
Website analytics
Data processed
Anonymized usage data and cookies
Location
United States

Sentry

Purpose
Error monitoring and diagnostics
Data processed
Error logs, device diagnostics, and privacy-masked session replay for error sessions
Location
United States

Stripe

Purpose
Payment processing
Data processed
Payment and billing information
Location
United States

This table mirrors the current privacy policy. ChitterChatter may update its policy if subprocessors change.

Common questions

Why does ChitterChatter use subprocessors?

ChitterChatter uses service providers to operate the platform, including AI speech and text processing, hosting, storage, analytics, diagnostics, and payment processing.

Which AI subprocessors are listed in the privacy policy?

The current privacy policy lists OpenAI for speech processing and Google Gemini for text conversation processing.

Where is subprocessor data processed?

The current privacy policy lists the United States as the location for the subprocessors it identifies.

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