Privacy

Local app data

Stream automation data, stream profiles, reactions, goals, local settings, sounds, media references, logs, and the app database live on the streamer's Windows PC unless the streamer chooses to export, share a bug report, or manually back up setup data to Semper Cue Cloud.

The visible product name is Semper Cue. The desktop app intentionally keeps its legacy local data folder name, tired-live-automation, for compatibility.

Account access

Twitch access tokens are stored locally using the desktop operating system's protected storage when available. Semper Cue uses platform access only for features the streamer enables, such as reading chat/events, showing emotes, or sending approved broadcaster chat messages.

A Semper Cue account may be created by connecting Google. Existing email-and-password accounts may continue to sign in, but new email registration is not currently offered. Account records may include the email address, display name, Google account identifier, email-verification state, account providers, registered devices, session metadata, and product-update preference. Google access and ID tokens are used only to complete sign-in and are not stored by Semper Cue Cloud.

Manual Semper Cue Cloud backups do not include TikTok session cookies, Twitch OAuth tokens, Google tokens, update secrets, logs, bug reports, or machine-only cache paths. Restored PCs need to sign into streaming platforms again.

TikTok LIVE and Twitch events are used to power local feeds, reactions, sound alerts, overlays, goals, supporter stats, and diagnostics inside Semper Cue.

Nexus Mods

When a streamer connects Nexus Mods, the Nexus API key is encrypted with Windows protected storage and stays on that PC. Semper Cue uses it only for user-requested account validation, game/mod/file metadata, and authorized downloads. Account tier, username, and API quota are shown locally.

Mod archives, download keys, game paths, backups, managed-file hashes, transaction journals, and installation history are not included in Semper Cue Cloud, configuration exports, or support snapshots. Expiring download keys are redacted from logs.

Semper Cue does not crawl Nexus Mods in the background, sell Nexus data, or silently replace another app as the default nxm handler.

Semper Cue Cloud

Cloudflare processes Semper Cue account API traffic and stores account records in D1. User-triggered backup manifests and deduplicated setup files are stored in a private R2 bucket. Cloud backup is manual only; Semper Cue does not continuously sync a streamer's PC.

Each account is limited to five active restore points, 1 GiB of unique stored backup files, and 100 MiB per file. Restore points remain until the account holder deletes them. Files no longer referenced by a restore point are deleted, and incomplete uploads are scheduled for removal after 24 hours.

Account and consent records are retained while the account is active or as needed to honor an opt-out and protect the service. Sessions expire or are revoked, verification and reset links expire after one hour, and minimal webhook receipts are retained to prevent duplicate processing. Contact tired@sempercue.com to request account-data help or deletion.

Email and product updates

Product-update marketing is currently disabled and is not offered during Google account creation. Existing consent records remain off unless an account holder previously opted in.

If product updates are enabled later, they will remain optional, require explicit consent, and include an unsubscribe path. Account and security messages remain separate from marketing consent.

Bug reports and support

When a streamer exports or shares a bug report, that report may include diagnostic state needed to investigate the issue. Streamers should review exports before sending them through their support channel.

For privacy questions, email tired@sempercue.com.

Content Cross Cue publishing connections

Official publishing connections require a Semper Cue account. We bind each connection to that account, its initiating device and the destinations you select. Semper Cue Cloud stores destination identifiers, display names, granted permissions, authorization transactions and encrypted provider access and refresh credentials in Cloudflare D1. Confidential app credentials and versioned encryption keys are held in Cloudflare secret storage.

Semper Cue uses this access to discover eligible destinations, check publishing permissions, refresh authorized access and deliver content you approve. This is separate from basic Google sign-in. The native desktop process receives only the access credentials needed to perform authorized publishing operations; the editor and renderer do not receive provider credentials. These credentials are not included in setup backups or exports.

Original videos, edits, captions, prepared videos, schedules and delivery history remain on your PC. Video bytes upload directly from your PC to the provider. The hosted publishing service does not store creator videos. Publishing control requests include the destination and applicable publishing choices. Platform providers process the uploads under their own policies.

Authorization transactions expire after five minutes and are removed on subsequent publishing requests. Grants remain while connected; disconnect disables Semper Cue access and clears its encrypted credential payload. Revocation markers and destination/account bindings remain to prevent an interrupted refresh from restoring access. Disconnecting does not delete posts already sent to a platform or local files. You can also revoke app access in the provider's account settings.

For deletion of hosted account information and remaining connection metadata, contact tired@sempercue.com. See data-deletion instructions. We verify account ownership before deletion. Sign-out pauses official publishing; local editing and manual exports remain available.