Last updated October 9, 2026
Email oneshot@tessact.com with what happened. Include the email address on your account and, if it’s about a video or clip, its title.
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OneShot uses AI services to transcribe your videos, choose moments, write captions and looks, and generate visuals. The iOS app asks for your permission before your content is first sent to them, and you can turn that permission off in You › Privacy. The privacy policy explains how your content is handled.
Open a community look’s menu to report it or to block its creator; you can also block a creator from their profile. A blocked creator’s looks are hidden from you, and you can unblock them in You › Privacy › Blocked creators. Reports are reviewed, and content that breaks the terms of use is removed.
In the iOS app, open You › Account security › Delete account, or email oneshot@tessact.com. The privacy policy explains what is removed and what is kept, and for how long.
Check your connection and that the app is up to date. If a video stays in progress for a long time or fails, open it to see its status, then email oneshot@tessact.com with its title.