Data and privacy

Entourage privacy

Updated August 23, 2026

Entourage is designed around local character production. Optional connected features communicate with services the user explicitly enables.

Local speech and production

Speech text is processed on the Windows computer by the bundled Kokoro model and ONNX Runtime. Temporary local text, audio, and timing data may be created for synthesis and playback.

Local settings

Entourage stores viewers, character presets, names, appearance, voices, layouts, routing usernames, input paths or task identifiers, visibility, audio, canvas transforms, panel and window settings, pronunciation rules, and remembered folders in the current Windows user profile or selected local files.

Codex and text files

When configured, Entourage reads matching local Codex session files or newly appended text from a selected local file. Codex watching does not use a public Codex API.

Connected chat platforms

When enabled, Entourage communicates with Twitch, Kick, or YouTube for authorization and supported chat or reward functions. Remembered credentials are stored for the current Windows user. Each platform processes connection and account information under its own policies.

Local reward audio

A Channel Point reward may reference one WAV or MP3 file selected by the user. Entourage plays that local file; it does not upload the audio as part of the reward configuration.

Support requests

Aurora Product Support stores the information submitted through its form so Aurora can respond, reproduce problems, review feedback, and plan feature requests. Never submit credentials, authorization codes, private media, or payment details.