Rehearsay is built so you can run your lines privately. Here's exactly what happens to your voice, your scripts, and your data — in plain language — plus answers to the questions actors ask us most.
Last updated: 12 October 2026
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The microphone input Rehearsay uses to check whether you got a line right is processed entirely in your browser, on your device. It is never uploaded, streamed, or stored on our servers.
Voice cloning is opt-in. If you choose to record a sample to clone, that audio is uploaded so we can build your custom voice. You confirm you have the right to clone it first, and you can delete the voice and its sample anytime.
When you add a script, its text is processed in the cloud to detect characters and lines, then saved to your account so it syncs across your devices. Delete a script anytime to remove it from your library.
You can try Rehearsay with no account. Signing in with Google is only to sync your scripts and progress across devices. We don't sell your data or use it for advertising.
Rehearsay is operated by Frisson Labs LLC, 3811 Ditmars Blvd #1071, Astoria, NY 11105-1803, United States. Frisson Labs LLC is responsible for the data described on this page. Questions go to privacy@rehearsay.com.
If you buy Pro or a production pass, Paddle.com processes the payment as our merchant of record. Paddle receives your billing details, such as your name, email, payment method and billing address, and handles them under its own privacy notice.
We pass Paddle your account email and an account ID so the purchase reaches your account. We never see or store your full card details. From Paddle we keep only what we need to give you what you paid for: your customer and transaction IDs, what you bought, and your subscription's status.
You can delete individual scripts and cloned voices from inside the app at any time. To delete your entire account and its associated data, email privacy@rehearsay.com and we'll take care of it.
Everything actors ask before their first rehearsal.