Last Updated: February 2026
OcuTech LLC ("we", "our", or "us") operates the Spatial Camera application for Meta Quest devices and the companion website sc.ocutech.dev (together, the "Service"). This Privacy Policy explains how we handle information when you use Spatial Camera, including optional features that upload videos to YouTube and/or Google Drive.
Spatial Camera lets you capture stereoscopic 3D videos and photos on your Meta Quest device. Captured media is stored locally on your headset unless you choose to export or upload it.
Spatial Camera is designed to work primarily on your device. We do not upload or permanently store your videos, photos, or other personal media on our own servers.
If you choose to use upload features (YouTube and/or Google Drive), the video file and the metadata you enter (such as title, description, and privacy settings) are sent from your device to the selected Google service using Google APIs. We do not retain copies of your uploaded media or upload metadata on our servers after the upload request is completed.
Spatial Camera may request permissions such as camera and microphone access solely to capture stereoscopic photos and videos and to enable the app’s intended functionality on your Meta Quest device.
To enable uploads, we use Google OAuth 2.0 and Google API Services. When you visit sc.ocutech.dev and sign in with Google, Google provides an authorization code. Our backend (hosted on Firebase) exchanges that code for OAuth tokens and generates a temporary 6-digit pairing code.
We request the following scopes:
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.upload — to upload videos you choose to your YouTube channel.
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file — to create and upload files to your Google Drive that are used by this app.
This scope is intended to limit access to only the specific Drive files used with the app.
Temporary pairing storage: OAuth tokens are stored in a short-lived record in our Firestore database for up to approximately 5 minutes, solely to allow your VR headset to retrieve them using the 6-digit pairing code. The Firestore record is deleted immediately after successful retrieval and is also automatically cleaned up after expiry.
On-device storage: On your VR device, a refresh token and access token may be stored locally so that you can stay signed in and upload without repeating the linking process. These tokens are stored only on your device and are not permanently stored on our backend.
The Google user data we process is limited to:
We do not access your Google account password. We do not use this integration to read your name, email address, watch history, subscriptions, comments, or other unrelated Google/YouTube data.
We use Google user data only to provide the upload features you request:
We do not use Google user data for advertising, profiling, or training machine learning models. Our use of Google user data is limited to providing and improving the user-facing upload functionality in Spatial Camera.
Our use of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy , including the Limited Use requirements.
By using the upload features, you also agree to the YouTube Terms of Service (for YouTube uploads) and acknowledge the Google Privacy Policy.
We do not sell or rent your information. We do not knowingly share Google user data with third parties except in the following situations:
Short-lived pairing records are stored in Google Cloud Firestore (via Firebase) and protected by Google’s security controls. Access to our Firebase project is restricted to authorized administrators.
Communication between the Spatial Camera app, the sc.ocutech.dev website, and our backend uses HTTPS to encrypt data in transit. We design our systems so that we do not log OAuth tokens in plaintext.
On your VR device, tokens are stored using local storage mechanisms to keep you signed in. You can remove these tokens at any time by logging out or uninstalling the app.
While we use reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect information processed by the Service, no method of transmission or storage is completely secure.
Spatial Camera is not directed to children under the age of 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe that a child has provided us with personal information, please contact us so we can take appropriate action.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. If we make material changes, we will update the “Last Updated” date at the top. Your continued use of the Service after changes become effective means you accept the updated policy.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or our use of Google user data, please contact OcuTech LLC via the contact information provided on ocutech.dev.