Every claim here, and where to check it.
Some of these can be checked in the repository. Some cannot, and those say so rather than going quiet. A page where every line checks out is a longer way of saying trust me.
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Keys are encrypted before storage, and never reach the browser.
AES-256-GCM in src/server/security/secrets.ts, under a key held in the hosting environment. No server action returns a key; the credentials table is dropped by name from every export, and a test fails if one appears in the output.
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Nothing is added to what your AI produces.
docs/PROVENANCE-AUDIT.md. Image bytes are stored and served exactly as the provider returns them, with no re-encoding anywhere in the repository. No markers are injected into text; the codebase was scanned for invisible characters and the only one is a UTF-8 BOM in a CSV, so Excel reads it correctly.
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What your AI provider puts inside its own files.
Not known, and not claimed. Establishing it needs a real key, a real generated file and a C2PA reader. Whatever OpenAI embeds in an image arrives intact and leaves intact, because nothing here strips it either.
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Turning a frame into a moving clip.
Built, and never yet run by a customer. The clip model takes an approved still rather than the words, and a finished clip is fetched into our own storage and attached to its frame before the job closes, because a provider link expires within hours. What is missing is proof rather than code: nobody has yet taken a real frame through a real clip on a real key, which is the difference between having built it and having watched it work.
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Frame times are measured, not estimated.
They come from the voiceover’s character-level alignment. The words-per-minute version that guessed them was deleted rather than kept alongside, because two timelines that look identical on screen and disagree is worse than one.
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Whether it will save you time.
Nobody has measured this. There is one user, who is also the author, so there is nobody to quote and any number here would be invented. Run a project through it and decide.