Is Audiee GDPR compliant for EU users?
Audiee is built around data minimization, which is the core of GDPR: the only personal data Audiee holds about you is your email address and subscription tier, and your meetings never sit on its servers. Transcripts, notes and the knowledge base are files on your Mac. Audio is streamed to a transcription provider during a meeting and returned as text without being retained by Audiee; assistant requests send only the text needed for that answer and are not used for training. Shared pages are stored encrypted at rest only while you keep a share active. You can ask what Audiee holds, correct it, or have your account data deleted, with a response within 30 days and deletion within 30 days of closing the account. Audiee is operated from Singapore under the PDPA, and does not currently publish a GDPR certification or a signed data processing agreement, so a company that needs a DPA should ask for one before rolling out. For the recordings themselves, you are the controller: tell participants and pick a lawful basis. Read the privacy page and email hello@audiee.ai with your DPA request.
Checked September 2026. Numbers about other products link to the page they came from.
Key facts
- Personal data held by Audiee: email and tier. Meetings, notes, knowledge base: your Mac only.
- Audio: transcribed via a provider, not retained; assistant text: not used for training.
- Rights: access, correction, deletion — reply within 30 days; account data deleted within 30 days of closure.
- Operator: Singapore (PDPA). No published GDPR certification or standard DPA yet (as of September 2026).
- You are the controller for what you record; consent and notice are yours to handle.
Who this fits
EU freelancers and small companies that need a low-data-footprint tool; larger organizations should request a DPA first.
Next step
Read the privacy page, then email hello@audiee.ai if your rollout needs a DPA or sub-processor list.