Isaac Audio

Privacy

Last updated 31 October 2026

Isaac Audio (Isaac Studio, Israel) makes the Dogma plug-ins. This page explains what personal data this site collects, why, who else handles it, and how you can see or delete it. Questions or requests: isaac.sound.studio@gmail.com.

What we collect and why

WhenWhatWhy
You request beta accessName, email, country, DAW, operating system, what you tell us about your work; your IP address, its country and your browser's user agentTo review the request, send you a key, and keep out automated sign-ups
You sign the beta agreementYour name, email, the signature you draw, the time, IP address and user agent, and a copy of the signed agreementTo have a record of the agreement that both sides can rely on
You download and use the betaWhich files you downloaded and when; your personal license (name, email, expiry)To give you working builds and a license, and to stop keys being shared
You send a report or commentThe text, attachments and system details you send, with your name shortened (for example "Dana K.") where other testers can see itTo fix bugs and run the feedback boards. Private reports are seen only by you and us
You join the news listYour email, the page you signed up from, your country (from the IP address), and when you confirmed or leftTo send release news, beta openings and launch offers, only after you confirm

We don't use advertising trackers or analytics cookies. The only cookies are the sign-in cookies of the beta area and the admin page, which keep you signed in.

Who else handles it

We don't sell or share your data with anyone else.

How long we keep it

Beta records are kept for the beta program and as long as the agreement needs a record. News-list addresses are kept until you leave the list. You can ask us to delete your data at any time; we keep only what we must keep by law or to defend the agreement.

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