privacy
BREAKOUT is a private tool operated by loya. It turns uploaded videos into distinct Reels and trial Reels for connected Instagram accounts. Questions about this policy can go to loya@lyrc.studio.
What the app handles
BREAKOUT stores the email used to sign in; connected Instagram account IDs, usernames, follower counts, and access tokens; uploaded videos and images; clip briefs, hooks, captions, and rendered videos; posting schedules and results; and Instagram performance metrics for published posts. The account token is encrypted in the database and publishing runs on the server.
How it uses that information
The app uses Instagram access to connect an account, publish scheduled Reels or trial Reels, and retrieve post insights. It sends clip descriptions, account and pillar context, and recent hooks to Anthropic to draft new hook text; the nightly run also sends hook text and clip context there for judging. Cloudflare R2 stores uploaded footage and renders. Modal processes videos into new renders. Supabase provides sign-in and stores app records. Render hosts the web app and its scheduled worker, which can produce operational logs. Meta receives media, captions, and related publishing requests when a post is sent to Instagram.
Access and retention
BREAKOUT is restricted to its operator; signing in alone does not grant access to the app. App records and media may remain while they are needed to run the tool and maintain publishing history. Disconnecting an Instagram account stops use of its token, but can leave past post records in BREAKOUT and does not remove posts already on Instagram. See data deletion for how to request removal.