Your session. Your information.

This notice describes the current invite-only MixFriend beta.

What stays on your Mac

The connector stores chat history and project associations locally. Browser pairing is saved in browser storage; its matching credential is kept in your Mac’s Application Support folder. Clearing browser storage requires pairing again. Quit the connector to stop its local service; disconnect in chat to stop the current Logic connection.

What leaves your Mac

To answer a request, relevant conversation and project metadata are sent through the beta website to OpenAI using the beta owner’s API account. Metadata can include track names, routing and plug-in settings. Requested listening uploads rendered project audio. Voice uses your microphone while the voice conversation is active.

The beta requests that supported model responses are not stored as response objects. That setting is not a promise of zero retention: provider safety, operational and legal retention may still apply. See OpenAI’s privacy policy.

Website access and usage

The hosting platform handles sign-in. The beta uses your authenticated account identity and invited email to control access, downloads and daily usage limits. Server-side counters track daily model calls and voice starts. Hosting and provider services may process request and security logs.

Your choices

Use only audio and projects you are authorized to process. End voice to stop microphone streaming, disconnect from Logic when you’re done, and reset pairing in the connector menu to invalidate paired browsers. Local history remains on your Mac until deleted or removed there. Moving a chat to Recently deleted is recoverable; it is not a request to erase provider or hosting records.

Questions and requests

Email hello@mixfriend.app for privacy questions, access removal or help removing local beta data. Don’t include credentials or audio in the initial message. This notice should be revisited before a public launch or material changes to data handling.