Sub-processors

WeTales is built on a small set of carefully chosen service providers. This page lists every third party that processes the content and personal information you entrust to us, and what each one handles. We update it whenever a provider is added, changed, or removed.

For what is actually done with a memory once you add it — and what is kept afterwards — see how we use what you add.

• Amazon Web Services — Stores every photo, video, voice recording and written memory you add, and produces the finished videos. This provider also performs face matching, which derives face-geometry data from photos and videos. See the privacy policy for how that data is retained and destroyed.
• Vercel — Runs the website and its servers, and counts page visits. The visit counting is cookie-free and aggregated: it builds no advertising profile, follows no one between sites, and is not linked to your account.
• Google Cloud — Suggests captions and descriptions from what you add, and helps estimate when and where a memory comes from. Google does not use any of it to train or improve anything of its own, and the work stays within the United States.
• Supabase — Holds accounts and sign-ins, and all the information about stories and memories other than the files themselves.
• Stripe — Handles billing details and payments.
• Resend — Sends invitations, sign-in links and notifications — which means names, email addresses and the story they relate to.
• Inngest — Coordinates background work. It sees which records are being worked on, never the photos, videos or recordings themselves.
• Upstash — Holds short-lived sign-in state and the counters that limit repeated requests.
• OpenStreetMap Foundation — Turns location coordinates saved in a photo into a readable place name, and place names into map locations.

Questions about any provider on this list? Contact us through the details in our privacy policy.