Privacy

Ten lines. That is the whole policy.

Cadence is a desktop app, made by Corvexsa, that keeps your work on your PC. There is very little to say about your data, because there is very little of it.

  1. The app has no account, no sign-in and no telemetry. It never sends usage data, crash reports or identifiers anywhere.
  2. This website has no analytics, no cookies and no trackers. It loads the Inter font from Google Fonts and asks the GitHub API for the latest release. The pricing page asks Cadence’s licence server how many Founder places are left, and the account and thank-you pages ask it to check a key — only when you use them.
  3. Your projects, autosaves, settings and a debug log live under %APPDATA%\Cadence Animator on your own machine, and nowhere else.
  4. When you load a rig, the app fetches meshes and textures from Roblox’s asset servers, and looks a username up on users.roblox.com only when you type one. Roblox sees those requests, as it would from Studio.
  5. The installed build asks GitHub for the release list to notice updates. GitHub sees a request for a public page. Nothing downloads or installs without your click.
  6. The phone companion is off by default. When you turn it on, a temporary Cloudflare tunnel carries your own viewport to your own phone, gated by a token; it ends when the app closes.
  7. If you enter a Pro key, the app sends that email and key to Cadence’s licence server to check them: once when you enter them, then about once a week. The server keeps nothing — it works the key out again from the email and asks Stripe whether that email has a paid, unrefunded purchase.
  8. If you buy a plan, Stripe records the email you enter and the payment, as any card payment does. We never see your card, the licence server stores no list of buyers, and we don’t send marketing email. (Payments for the new plans aren’t open yet.)
  9. When Cadence AI launches Cadence AI is an online service that Corvexsa runs on its own computer — not a big AI company. When you ask it for an animation, the app sends your words, which rig, and for a follow-up the animation on screen, so it can write the plan; then they’re thrown away, never stored. It keeps one thing: how many free AI animations your install used today, under a random install number, not your name. Your animations stay on your PC unless you send them to Studio.
  10. There is no Cadence account to delete: the licence server stores nothing, and Stripe keeps the payment record, as payment law requires. Refunds are 14 days, no questions. The source code is public, so every line here can be checked; if it says otherwise, open an issue and it gets fixed in the open.

Last reviewed on 27 September 2026, against Cadence Animator 0.14.0. The safety page links each network and file claim to its source line.