Live2play: privacy policy
Last updated November 2, 2026. Checked against the app's code on that date.
The short version
No account. Video, audio and body tracking stay on the iPhone unless you go live or open the WiFi gallery; the app sends one anonymous launch count to our own counter.
- Account: none. The app has no sign-in and no account.
- What reaches us: An anonymous launch count: the event "app launched", the app version, a timestamp and a random install id (see Analytics)
- Selling or sharing data: never. No advertising, no ad identifiers, no data brokers.
What the app sends to us
- An anonymous launch count: the event "app launched", the app version, a timestamp and a random install id (see Analytics)
What stays on your device
- Camera frames and Vision body/hand/face landmarks (memory only, per frame)
- Recordings (Photos album 'live2play')
- Settings and presets
- Stream key (Keychain, not synced)
Other services the app connects to
Each of these receives only what is listed, plus the IP address any network request carries. Services run by others handle it under their own privacy policies.
| Service | What it receives | When |
|---|---|---|
The RTMP server you enter (YouTube by default) | Your camera video, the audio you selected, and your stream key | Only while you are live after tapping Go Live |
Devices on your WiFi: the gallery (port 9010) | Your clip list, clip files and thumbnails, a camera snapshot, and stream controls, to a device that presents the app's access token. Deleting a clip from there asks you on the phone first | The gallery switches on when the camera screen opens. Turn it off with "Gallery ON (WiFi)" in the app |
Devices on your WiFi: the companion Mac app | Receives a clean audio mix and audio files from the companion app, and its camera commands; sends a preview and gesture MIDI values when you enable them | Audio receiver on launch; preview and MIDI only when you turn them on |
Permissions
iOS asks you before the app can use any of these, and you can change your answer in Settings at any time. The app keeps working without them, minus the feature that needs it.
- Camera: Recording and on-device tracking
- Microphone: Audio track
- Photo library (add): Saving clips
- Photo library (read): Editor, gallery server
- Local network: Companion app, MIDI, audio mix, clip transfer
Analytics and crash reports
The app counts its own use with our self-hosted, open-source counter at analytics.superduperai.co (superduper-analytics). Each event carries its name (for example "app launched"), the app version, a timestamp and a random id created on first launch. That id lives only in the app, is deleted with it, and is not the advertising identifier or tied to any account. The server keeps the country Cloudflare reports for the request and does not store your IP address. No third-party analytics, no tracking across apps or websites.
No crash reporter in the app. If you chose to share analytics with app developers in iOS Settings, Apple sends us anonymous crash logs; you can turn that off under Settings > Privacy & Security > Analytics & Improvements.
Using it on shared WiFi
The WiFi gallery and network MIDI are meant for your own studio network. On a hotel, café or office network other people share, switch the gallery off ("Gallery ON (WiFi)") and leave network MIDI off.
Children
The app is for a general audience. It asks no one, children included, for a name, email, age or any other personal detail.
Deleting your data
Your clips are in the "live2play" album of your Photos library and yours to keep or delete. Settings go when you delete the app; a saved stream key is kept in the iOS Keychain and can outlive the app, so clear it in the app's streaming settings first if that matters to you. The random counter id is deleted with the app. We hold no account or profile of you, so there is nothing on our side to export or erase; if you think we hold something, write to us.
Who we are, and how to reach us
Live2play is made by SuperDuperAI and published on the App Store under the developer account of its founder, Rustam Salavatov. The company behind the brand is SuperDuperAI, Corp., a Delaware public benefit corporation, 1207 Delaware Ave #4241, Wilmington, DE 19806, USA (details on about). Questions about this policy or about your data: [email protected]. Help with the app: Live2play support.
If the app starts handling data differently, this page changes first and the date above moves. The policy for the website itself is here.