Privacy.

What this website collects, and what the Tino app sends and keeps. In plain words.

Updated 29 October 2026

This website

It collects nothing about you. There are no accounts, forms, cookies, analytics or trackers.
Everything it shows, fonts and films included, comes from this site. Nothing loads from anywhere else.
The films play in your browser, silently, on Tino’s own engine. Nothing you do with them is sent anywhere.
Like any website, the server that delivers these pages sees the basics of each request, such as your IP address and the page asked for. We don’t use them to follow you.
“Get notified” and “Contact” open your own email app. If you write, we use your address only to reply, and to tell you when Tino is ready if you asked.

Your projects, sources and brand kits stay in your Library, a folder on your Mac (Documents › Tino). If you use iCloud Drive for Documents, your Mac syncs it the way it syncs any folder.
Your conversations are kept on your Mac, one per project.
Your voice is transcribed on your Mac. Only the words leave it.
Tino opens only the web pages you give it. It searches the web when you ask.
When Tino writes code, say to compose a score, it runs in a sealed space, not on your system.
Exports go wherever you save them.

Tino thinks with Claude, made by Anthropic. Tino is an independent app.

Tino sends Claude what a task needs: your words, the parts of the project in play, and the frames or slides it renders to check its work.
It goes from your Mac to Anthropic with your own Anthropic API key. It doesn’t pass through a Tino server.
Anthropic handles it under its own terms and privacy policy.