Cloudglue Subprocessors

Cloudglue is a video and AI processing platform that handles uploaded media content and generates insights from it.

Video AI SaaS cloudglue.dev
Subprocessors
15
Categories
9
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15 subprocessors

Name Category Purpose Location Data processed
Amazon Web Services Cloud Infrastructure Cloud storage, media processing, and content delivery – Uploaded video content and the insights generated from it
Azure Cloud Infrastructure AI processing for content insights – –
Deepgram AI Transcription of uploaded audio and video – Audio and video submitted for transcription
Fly.io Cloud Infrastructure Application and background-job hosting – –
GitHub Developer Tools Source code management and software delivery – Cloudglue source code and configuration
Google Cloud Platform Cloud Infrastructure Media processing and AI inference – Uploaded media and the insights generated from it
Groq AI AI inference for content processing features – Text derived from uploaded content, processed for AI features
Inngest Developer Tools Run background jobs – Operational logs and request data
Linear Productivity Internal product planning and change management – Internal product planning records
Mux Video Video hosting and streaming delivery – Uploaded video and related playback data
Resend Email Transactional email delivery – Recipient email addresses and transactional email content
Sentry Error Tracking Application monitoring and error tracking – Application logs and error diagnostics
Stripe Payment Processing Billing and subscription management – Billing and account information
Supabase Database Application database and customer authentication – Customer account data and AI processing results
Vercel Cloud Infrastructure Frontend application hosting and delivery – Frontend application delivery

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