Your data and privacy
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idapt never trains AI on your content and never sells your data, and you decide who processes your prompts. Here's what idapt stores, who can see it, and the controls that keep you in charge 🔒
idapt stores your chats, messages, and files so your workspace works and syncs across devices. That data is used to provide the service to you, nothing else.
No AI training by default. idapt never trains on your content. Routing reaches only providers that publish a verified no-training commitment; you can allow training providers in AI Routing settings if you want.
No selling. idapt makes money from subscriptions and a service fee on credit top-ups. Your data is never sold or shared for advertising.
Protected by GDPR wherever it runs. idapt is a French company, so the GDPR follows your data everywhere. The application and your files run in the United States, encrypted in transit and at rest, under Standard Contractual Clauses.
The short version lives at idapt.app/privacy, and the full legal text is the Privacy Policy.
Only you, and the people you explicitly share a chat or file with. See Sharing and access control for how visibility works.
If you turn on your public profile page, it shows a few basics to anyone: your display name, avatar, the date you joined, and your subscription tier. See Your profile and public page.
When you send a message, it goes to the AI provider serving your chosen model, solely to generate the response. By default idapt routes only to providers that publish a verified commitment not to train on what you send; you can see each provider's policy and adjust routing in AI Routing settings. See Control which providers see your data. For full control, run models on your own computer with Local AI.
Naming a new chat is a model call too, so it follows the same rules. The default title model runs on providers that publish a no-training policy, and a chat set to run local-only is named on your device with no model call at all. You can choose the title model, or turn auto-titling off, in Settings.
Models installed on your own computer run there, so no third-party AI provider ever sees those prompts or replies.
Your workspace still lives in idapt: messages pass through idapt's servers to reach your computer, and chats are stored in your account so they sync across devices. They're never used for training. See Run models locally.
Analytics and marketing tracking are optional and off the moment you say so:
Go to Settings → Privacy
Turn Analytics or Marketing off
Necessary cookies (sign-in, security) are always on; they're what keeps your account working. The cookie banner offers the same choices.
Delete any chat or file whenever you want. Trashed conversations and files are permanently removed after 30 days; see Trash and deleted items. After deletion, data is kept at most 30 days for abuse detection, then permanently removed.
To erase everything, delete your account in Settings → Privacy → Delete account; see Account settings. For any GDPR request (access, export, erasure), email [email protected].
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Control which providers see your data
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Sharing and access control
Share files and folders with a link, and understand who can see or change what.
Export your data
Your data is never locked in. Export chats and files in standard formats any time.
Trash and deleted items
Recover deleted files, chats, and agents from trash before they're permanently removed.
Account settings
Change your email, manage how you sign in, and delete your account.
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