Two questions sit behind every sensitive recording: while Panora has it, what is being done with it, and when you delete it, what actually happens? Here are the answers, and we read our own code before writing them. The most private recording never leaves your phone On the on-device path,
A recording is rarely just audio. It is a client's budget, a vendor's quote, a conversation you would not want forwarded. The worry is rarely the recording itself; it is what happens to it afterward. Panora's starting point is the simplest answer to that:
The last post said your recordings start on your phone, and that cloud processing is a choice. This one is about what protects a recording once you do choose cloud processing. Encrypted before upload When you choose cloud processing, Panora uploads encrypted audio chunks rather than a plaintext whole recording.
Where Keystone Lab and Panora began: the clarity problem we kept seeing while running our Web3 startup studio.