What we will
never do.

We will never train AI on your content

Not "opt-out later." Not hidden behind vague wording. Not for "product improvement."
Your videos, your frames, your comments stay yours. Period.

We will never mine feedback data

Client comments are not "insights." Creative notes are not analytics fuel.
We don't analyze sentiment. We don't profile reviewers. We don't sell behavioral data.

We will never force accounts on your clients

Your clients don't need to sign up.
No accounts. No profiles. No user tracking.

Review pages can be protected with a password — but that password is created and shared by you, the editor. You control access. Your clients are here to review — not to reset a password.

We will never become a bloated platform

No project management dashboards. No fake collaboration layers. No "all-in-one" promises.
RevCut lives in one narrow space: between rough cut and delivery.

We will never hold your data hostage

RevCut does not keep your data "just in case."
When you delete your account, everything is erased: videos, comments, review pages, metadata. No ghost copies. No dark retention policies.

If one day you leave, RevCut leaves with you.

We will never pretend to be neutral

RevCut is not built for corporations, growth hacks, or metrics decks.
It's built for filmmakers, editors, and small teams who want one thing to work without legal fights or technical gymnastics.

We will never "Adobe-ize" RevCut

No forced bundles. No artificial complexity. No subscription traps built to lock you into an ecosystem.
RevCut is not a platform strategy. It's a tool.
One job. One workflow. No upsells. No hostage features.
When tools become empires, creators pay the price. RevCut refuses that path.

We will never forget why this exists

This tool was born from rejection, audits, blockers, and exhaustion.
If it ever turns into the thing it was built to escape — it should not exist anymore.

Functional. Private. Yours.