Privacy Policy

This policy explains how Sider's Wandeo plugin handles information when you browse examples, create videos or use its desktop tools. It covers the hosted Wandeo MCP service and the bundled local skills and command-line tools. For other Sider products, see the Sider Privacy Policy.

Hosted service and example interface

The hosted service delivers a public example interface. Its browse tool takes no user profile inputs and returns a fixed instruction and a page identifier. It does not provide accounts, store project uploads or render videos on the server. Tool results and UI resource metadata do not include a user's name, email address, account identifier, local filesystem path or device profile.

Requests necessarily pass through our hosting and network providers. These providers may process IP addresses, request times, URLs, HTTP headers (including user agent), response codes and security or request identifiers to deliver, secure and troubleshoot the service. The MCP protocol may also include client information and request metadata. The service does not echo these into browse results or keep a user profile or persistent MCP session. Application logs contain startup and operational error information, rather than raw prompts or media. Infrastructure logs are separate from plugin tool results.

Prompts and interface preferences

The interface uses language, theme, style, platform and layout preferences supplied by the host to display the page and check compatibility. These preferences are handled in memory. Wandeo does not send them to its MCP service for profiling. Production UI builds omit console logging of protocol messages.

If you edit a sample prompt, it remains in the current interface until you choose Send or Copy. Send passes the text to your active conversation in the host application. Copy writes the text to your clipboard. The example interface does not use analytics, advertising trackers or persistent browser storage. Its Send action does not upload the text to a separate Wandeo content service.

Local media and project information

With your host's permission, the desktop tools process the files and sources you select. This can include:

• Videos, audio, images, subtitles, documents, repository files and authored 3D or illustration assets.
• Website URLs, visible page text, screenshots, recordings, control labels and interaction coordinates or timings needed to capture a demonstration.
• Speech transcripts, subtitle cues, prompts, project titles, scripts and editing instructions.
• Media measurements such as duration, dimensions, frame rate and codecs; project, asset and task identifiers; content hashes; source attribution and license information.
• Generated videos, previews, frames, subtitles, editable project files, render evidence and task diagnostics.

Content you select may itself contain names, faces, voices, contact details or other personal information. Wandeo processes that content to carry out your requested editing, transcription, recording or review. Project and asset identifiers refer to local work and are needed to continue editing; they are not Wandeo account identifiers.

The tools use filesystem paths, process information and temporary worker credentials internally to run locally. Normal CLI results omit cache locations, process IDs, environment variables and raw task records. Generated file references are returned relative to the project directory. Media inspection returns editing measurements instead of raw FFprobe filenames, embedded tags, location tags or debug objects, including when displaying assets created by older versions. Necessary source attribution can include an author's name. Explicitly requested source excerpts, transcripts, images and task logs may still contain personal information present in that content.

What is shared and why

Rendering and transcription run on your computer. The hosted Wandeo MCP service has no media-upload or project-storage endpoint. The host application can read command results, selected source excerpts, transcripts, screenshots, review frames and generated artifacts as needed to assist you. Those results can enter the host's conversation or model context and are subject to the host provider's privacy settings and retention terms. Local processing therefore does not mean all task content stays outside your host's systems.

Setup and optional transcription download software or models from their distribution providers, including npm, Node.js, GitHub, Google and Hugging Face. Requested website or repository capture also contacts the selected third-party services, which receive ordinary network request information and apply their own policies. Running a repository may make additional network requests according to that repository's code. Wandeo does not automatically upload local media to these download providers.

We use service data to provide, secure and support Wandeo. The hosted example service has no advertising or data-sale functionality. If you contact Sider support, we process the contact information and troubleshooting material you choose to supply to respond to your request.

Retention, deletion and control

Local projects, recordings, transcripts, generated files, render snapshots and task logs remain in the project directory until you delete them. Downloaded runtimes and models remain in the configured local cache until you remove them. Temporary files used by a task are cleaned up where implemented; interrupted tasks can leave working files. Uninstalling the plugin does not automatically delete your projects or cache. Stop active tasks before removing their directories.

The hosted interface's in-memory state lasts for the current page session. The MCP service does not persist project or conversation content. Operational and infrastructure records are retained only as needed for delivery, security, troubleshooting and applicable legal obligations; the hosting configuration and provider requirements govern their retention. Contact Sider for information about these records or to request access, correction or deletion. Conversation data held by your host must be managed through that host's privacy controls.

Choose only files and pages you are authorized to use. You can stop local tasks, close the browser session, delete your project and cache files, and remove Wandeo from your host. Avoid including unrelated personal information in prompts, recordings and support requests.

Contact and policy updates

For privacy questions or requests, contact Sider support and identify Wandeo in your message. We will update this page when Wandeo's data handling changes and revise the date above.