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Moti, your voice and your data

Updated ยท by the Moti team

A voice is personal in a way few other kinds of data are. It identifies you, it carries your mood, and it can be misused if handled carelessly. If an app asks to record it, you deserve a plain answer about what happens next.

This page covers how Moti handles voices and personal data, in the same words the app uses, without legal language. If you have a question it doesn't answer, write to moti.support@cacobeez.com.

Voice models are biometric data

When you create your voice in Moti, the app builds a voice model from a short live recording of 30 to 60 seconds. Moti treats that model as biometric data, a sensitive kind of personal information that calls for extra care. The rules below follow from that choice.

  • Never sold.
  • Never used for ads.
  • Never used to train Moti's models.
  • Deleted when you delete the voice or your account.
  • Deleted at most one year after you last use Moti.

Consent, every time

Moti asks for your explicit consent each time a voice is created. Voice cloning is only for people 18 and over, and you can only clone your own voice, by recording live in the app. You can't upload a file or clone someone else's voice, even with their permission.

If you want to hear a loved one's voice, they create it in their own account and share it with you through a one-time code. It stays their voice: they can remove your access anytime, and deleting their voice or account deletes the model.

How deletion works

You can delete a single voice when you no longer want it, and its voice model is deleted with it. If you stop using Moti without deleting anything, voice models are still deleted at most one year after you last use the app.

To remove everything at once, delete your account in Settings > Login & security > Delete account. This removes your diary, your collections and your cloned voices.

Your other data

Moti never sells your data. That covers what you share in chats and live talks, your collections and your diary. The diary is kept separate from your affirmations: it does not feed the lines Moti writes for you.

Moti is not a medical, psychological or therapeutic service, so it is not a place for medical records. Share what you feel comfortable sharing; your companion works with whatever you choose to say.

Where to ask

For privacy questions, including questions about your voice data, contact moti.support@cacobeez.com. Moti is made by Cacobeez LLC, and the official website is moti.cacobeez.com.

How to delete your voice or your account

  1. To remove just your voice, delete it in the app; its voice model is deleted with it.
  2. To remove everything, open Settings > Login & security > Delete account.
  3. Confirm the deletion. Your diary, collections and cloned voices are removed.
  4. If you shared your voice with someone, deleting it also ends their access.

Frequently asked questions

Does Moti sell my data?

No. Moti never sells your data. Voice models in particular are treated as biometric data: they are never sold, never used for ads and never used to train Moti's models. For questions about how Moti handles your information, contact moti.support@cacobeez.com.

What happens to my voice recording in Moti?

Moti uses your 30 to 60 second live recording to create a voice model so your affirmations can play in your voice. The model is treated as biometric data, never sold, used for ads or used to train Moti's models, and it is deleted when you delete the voice or your account, and at most one year after you last use Moti.

How do I delete my Moti account?

To delete your Moti account, go to Settings > Login & security > Delete account in the app. Deleting your account removes your diary, your collections and your cloned voices. If you only want to remove your voice, you can delete the voice by itself instead.

Can someone clone my voice in Moti without my permission?

No. Moti only lets people clone their own voice, by recording live in the app, with explicit consent each time and only if they are 18 or older. Your voice can reach someone else's account only if you create it yourself and share a one-time code, and you can remove their access anytime.