Privacy
What AI Wallet and this website collect, where it goes, and how long it stays.
Updated on 8 November 2026
AI Wallet
The wallet keeps your AI accounts, their sign ins and keys, and the sites you approved in an encrypted vault on your computer. We run no server the wallet talks to. The wallet sends us no analytics, usage data or crash reports.
When a site you approved asks a question, the wallet sends the conversation and the site's tools to the provider of the account that answers, with that account's credential. The provider handles it under its own terms. The site receives the answer; the wallet gives it no way to read your credentials, your other accounts or your other conversations.
The security model in the docs lists everything the wallet stores, where, and how it is encrypted.
Contact forms
When you send a contact form, we receive what you typed and the technical details of the request:
- your name and email address
- the company, role, site address, visitor range and message you filled in
- your IP address, your browser's user agent and the page you came from
We keep it in our lead database to answer you, and the team gets an email that a message arrived. We keep a message while we work with you, and delete it when you ask.
Server logs
Our server and Cloudflare, which carries the site's traffic, record each request: the address it came from, the page or docs file asked for, the time and the browser. They serve security and fixing errors. The docs server for AI agents, at /mcp, answers without an account and keeps the same request logs.
Your choices
You can ask us to show, correct or delete what we hold about you through any contact form on this site.
In the wallet, removing an account deletes its credential, and switching a site off ends its access at once. Removing the extension deletes the vault from your computer.