Privacy
Last updated October 31, 2026
TourCut is a product tour video maker run by Jason Coudriet. This page says what TourCut collects, why, who else handles it, and how to have it deleted. Questions go to hello@tourcut.studio.
What TourCut collects
- Your email address, to send sign-in links and to tell your account apart from others.
- Your name and company, if you add them in your account settings. They label your account in the editor. Both are optional.
- Your tours and their files: outlines, captions, themes, brand kits, and the screenshots, video clips, logos, fonts and music you add. They are saved to your account so they are on every device you sign in from. Only your account can read them.
- Usage analytics: pages visited, buttons clicked, and product moments such as a tour created or a video exported. In the editor these are recorded without the words on screen, since those are your tour. Session replay is off, so your screens are never recorded.
What stays on your device
Videos are rendered and encoded in your browser. The exported MP4 is never uploaded. The browser also keeps a copy of your files so the editor opens quickly and works offline.
The TourCut Recorder extension records only the tab you start it on, only while it is recording, and hands the recording straight to TourCut in your browser. It sends nothing to any server. Password fields are never read.
Writing with AI
When you ask TourCut to draft or rewrite a tour, the words of that request are sent to Anthropic, which runs the Claude model that writes the reply. That includes your notes, the tour's text and its Tour context. Screenshots and videos are not sent. Under Anthropic's commercial terms, this content is not used to train its models.
Who else handles your data
TourCut uses these services to run. Each one handles only what it needs.
- Supabase: accounts, and storage for tours and files.
- Resend: delivers sign-in emails.
- Vercel: hosts the site and runs the AI drafting request.
- PostHog: usage analytics, stored in the United States.
- Anthropic: AI drafting and rewriting, as described above.
- Google Fonts: serves the site's typefaces, which shares your IP address with Google.
TourCut does not sell your data or share it for advertising.
Cookies and local storage
TourCut keeps your sign-in session and editor preferences (light or dark, preview zoom) in your browser's storage. PostHog sets its own storage to count visits and tie them to your account once you sign in. There are no advertising cookies.
How long it is kept, and deleting it
Your tours and files are kept until you delete them or ask for your account to be deleted. Deleting a tour in the editor removes it from your account. To delete your account and everything in it, or to get a copy of your data, email hello@tourcut.studio from the address you sign in with. Depending on where you live, you may have other rights over your data, such as correcting it or objecting to its use; the same address handles those requests.
Children
TourCut is not meant for children under 16 and does not knowingly collect their data.
Changes
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes too. Significant changes will be announced by email before they take effect.