TERMS OF USE · NOVEMBER 6, 2026
A few clear ground rules.
DenoiseKit is an early, browser-based audio cleanup tool. Here is what to expect.
Using the free tool
You may process up to 3 files per local calendar day, with a maximum duration of 5 minutes each. A 100 MB input size cap protects browser memory. Limits are enforced locally and are not an account-based entitlement. Storage restrictions, interrupted sessions or device settings can affect the allowance.
Your content and permissions
You retain your rights to your recordings and output. Only process material you own or are authorized to use. Do not use the tool to violate privacy, infringe copyright or conduct unlawful activity.
Outputs and limitations
RNNoise is intended for speech noise reduction. It may alter speech, remove desired sounds or fail to decode a file. Stereo is mixed to mono at 48 kHz; video files produce audio-only output. Keep originals and verify output before professional, accessibility, legal or other important use.
No paid service yet
The $4 one-time small credit pack and $7/month subscription are planned prices only. Placeholder allowances are ~20 cleaned files OR ~60 minutes total processing credit for the pack, and 30 files/day with 15 min/file for monthly. The pack requires no subscription. Credits do not unlock until Creem is wired. No payments, subscriptions or purchases are enabled. Final allowances, refund terms and commercial terms must be provided before any paid offering launches.
Experimental service
This MVP is provided as available, without a guarantee of uninterrupted access or particular results, subject to rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law. No statement here limits mandatory consumer rights.
Third-party software
DenoiseKit uses RNNoise via Jitsi’s WASM build and the lamejs MP3 encoder. Their licenses and source references are listed in the third-party notices. These components remain subject to their respective licenses.
Before public launch
This is an undeployed development MVP branded DenoiseKit with the configured canonical origin https://denoisekit.com. Operator identity, contact information and any jurisdiction-specific terms must be finalized before making the site publicly available.