Tuti Tuti records tutorials on the workstation that makes them, from a written script, and keeps the account in Montréal. No footage, no page content, and no personal information reaches a server, Canadian or otherwise.
A department that needs training videos for an internal or citizen-facing application has two problems: producing them, and explaining to a privacy and security review where the recordings and the data went. Tuti Tuti answers the second one by design. The recording is made in the maker’s own browser and saved to their own Downloads folder. The only things on our servers are the account, the licence, and a count of exported seconds, held in Google Cloud’s Montréal region, which the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security has assessed as a cloud provider. There is no dataset of your application to protect because none is collected.
The short version; the data map has the rest.
Firestore, Cloud Functions, and the site's server run in northamerica-northeast1 (Montréal). The one transfer, the sign-in directory holding name and email, is documented and limited.
Tuti Tuti never uploads footage, page text, scripts, or screenshots to us. Optional AI checks use keys you hold, or Chrome's on-device model, which never leaves the machine.
Names, emails, phone numbers, and chosen regions are blurred before the recorder sees them, so training can be made on a real environment safely.
Word-synced captions and narration written for a listener who cannot see the screen, so videos work with the sound off and with screen readers.
A seat per author, yearly, by purchase order and invoice in Canadian dollars with GST or HST itemised, under the low-dollar-value threshold. Terms under Ontario law.
Deployable by extension ID through Chrome enterprise policy once the Web Store listing is live; an install guide names the permissions it needs and why.
The privacy policy follows PIPEDA’s ten fair-information principles and Quebec’s Law 25 requirements, with a named person in charge of personal information. For federal institutions, the design keeps personal information out of our systems entirely, which is the simplest answer a Privacy Impact Assessment can have.
One page on what is collected, where it lives, and what never leaves the workstation, plus a quote in CAD.
A licence per author. Write the script in plain English or French, rehearse once, export per chapter.
Allow the extension by ID in Chrome policy and give authors the script guide.
Write to hello@tutituti.ca for the data map and a quote in Canadian dollars.
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