Privacy
Short version: Shroozy Stage has no servers and collects nothing. There is no account, no telemetry, no analytics and no crash reporting. Nothing you make is uploaded anywhere except to the AI provider you choose to call, with your own key.
1. This website
This page is static HTML. It sets no cookies, embeds no trackers, and runs no analytics. The only JavaScript is a scroll animation on the homepage. Whoever hosts the site keeps ordinary server logs (IP address, page, timestamp) as part of serving it; nothing is done with them beyond that.
2. The apps
Everything the apps store stays on your own hardware:
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Your fal.ai API key — saved by the desktop app to your user config
directory, or in the headset to Unity's
PlayerPrefs. It is sent only to fal.ai, in the request header. It is never logged, never displayed back in full, and never transmitted to us. You can remove it at any time from the same place you added it. - Scenes, takes and recordings — written to local files and your browser's local storage on the machine running the desktop monitor.
- Headset ↔ desktop traffic — the video and control channels are a direct WebSocket connection over your own local network. It does not traverse the internet and is not relayed through anything of ours.
3. What reaches fal.ai
When you use an AI feature, the material that feature needs is uploaded to fal.ai so the model can run: the recorded take, reference images, your prompt text, and — for dictation — the audio you record. That upload happens under your own fal account and is governed by fal's privacy policy, not this one. If you never use an AI feature, nothing leaves your machine at all.
4. Passthrough and cameras
The Quest app renders mixed reality through the system passthrough layer. It does not read or record the headset's camera feed. What it streams to the desktop is the virtual camera's render of your scene, not a picture of your room.
5. Your rights
Because there is no account and no database, there is nothing for us to hold, export or delete — removing the apps and their config directory removes everything. For data that reached fal.ai, use fal's own dashboard and their privacy contact.
6. Changes
If the project ever starts collecting anything, this page will say so before it does. The source is public, so you can always verify the claims here for yourself: github.com/shroozy-studios/ShroozyStage.