Local by default
NITE Submit reads and prepares documents entirely in memory on your Mac. SLO indexes and analyses audio on your machine. Our website demos run in your browser with illustrative data.
NITE DSP products are built so that the sensitive parts of creative work, documents, recordings, sample libraries, stay on your machine.
NITE Submit reads and prepares documents entirely in memory on your Mac. SLO indexes and analyses audio on your machine. Our website demos run in your browser with illustrative data.
Your documents, your audio files, and your sample library are never uploaded by the apps. The beta request form composes an email in your own mail client, details stay on your machine until you send them.
Every product states what it does not do. Submit does not submit work for you and cannot guarantee department-specific rules. KENN explains mixes; it does not mix them for you. Thursday is infrastructure, not a chatbot.
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No. Documents are processed locally on your Mac. Nothing is sent to a server as part of document review or naming.
No. Submit helps you prepare, verify, and package a safely named copy. You always submit through your institution's own system, and a final manual check is recommended, Submit cannot know every department's specific rules.
Submit scans document structure and metadata locally, highlights verified entries, and flags uncertain fields for your approval before any copy is written. Your original file is never modified.
Uncertain fields are flagged and explained rather than silently corrected. You decide what changes before a prepared copy is saved.
No. The first paid experiment is a planned £2.99 perpetual licence. The closed beta is free.