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How sharing works
A note on sharing: we’ve scaled it back to a small invited group, for safety, while we strengthen it. It will open up more widely once it’s ready. Thanks for bearing with us.
What uploads
When an invited user shares a session, Null uploads:
- The master files.
- A compressed preview of each version, made on the device, so the link plays in a browser without the app.
- The session’s details — title, artist, tempo, key, version labels, and loudness.
- Any review notes added to it.
What someone with the link can do
- Open the session in the Null app.
- Or, with no app, play the preview in a web browser and download the master files.
The link is unguessable, there are no accounts, and anyone it is sent to can open it and pass it on.
When it goes away
The person who shared can choose Stop sharing at any time. Links made with the current TestFlight build and on Android end 3 days after they are created or last updated. New links, made from build 8 on iOS, last until you stop sharing, and also end after 90 days with no opens by recipients. Stopping sharing deletes the files at once, and the link then says the sender stopped sharing. Backups are kept for 30 days. Links can be password-protected. Notes from the sender show on the web only if the sender turns that on, and after the password is entered when one is set. For the full detail, see the Privacy Policy.
Takedown or questions
Contact privacy@usenull.app.