clipfarmer

Privacy Policy

Effective 17 August 2026

clipfarmer is video software that runs on the computer of the person using it. It prepares short vertical clips and posts them to that person's own TikTok account. It has no accounts and no sign-up, and the only person whose data it handles is the operator running it. This policy describes what it stores and where.

There is no clipfarmer server. The software runs entirely on the operator's own machine, and this website is documentation — it collects nothing, sets no cookies, and loads no third-party scripts, fonts or analytics.

What clipfarmer stores

What clipfarmer does not do

Where data goes

The only external service clipfarmer sends data to is TikTok, and only to perform actions the operator has initiated: refreshing an access token, querying the connected account's own information, uploading a video, and checking that upload's status.

Separately, ingesting a video downloads it — and its chat replay — from the platform it is hosted on, and generating captions, ranking candidates or writing header lines calls a language model. When that model runs locally, as it is designed to, none of that traffic leaves the machine.

Retention and deletion

Tokens and files are kept locally until the operator deletes them. Deleting the local token store removes clipfarmer's access immediately. Deleting a job's working directory removes that job's video, audio, transcript and renders. Videos already posted to TikTok are governed by TikTok's own policies and can be deleted from within the TikTok app.

Revoking access

Access can be revoked at any time from TikTok: Settings and privacy → Security and permissions → Manage app permissions. Revoking immediately invalidates the stored tokens.

Children

clipfarmer is not directed to children, and is not accessible to anyone other than the operator who installed it.

Changes

If this policy changes, the effective date above will be updated.

Contact

Questions about this policy: finmar14@gmail.com. See also Support.