Your data
What Aipa keeps, where you can see it, and how you correct or delete it.
What Aipa keeps
- Your Nexus: the people, places, things, and events you mention, and how they connect.
- Your conversations, message by message.
- A search index of both, so Aipa can find something by meaning. It is removed when the message or entry it came from is deleted.
- The files you upload, and what Aipa read from them.
- If you connect Spotify or Plex, your listening and watching history from them.
- Your conversations, your Nexus, and your uploaded files are stored encrypted at rest.
See it
- Settings has a Your data page that lists what Aipa holds, by kind, with counts.
- The Atlas shows your Nexus through different lenses: every person, place, and event. Open one to see where each fact came from.
- Things Aipa inferred, and was not told, are marked as such.
Correct it
- Tell Aipa in a conversation and it replaces the old fact.
- Or open the entry in the Atlas and edit it yourself.
Take a copy
- In Settings you can download a copy of your data as one zip file: your Nexus, your reminders, your account settings, the files you uploaded, and, if you choose, your conversations.
- Your Nexus comes as a plain JSON file in the Aipa format, which the download describes field by field, so other programs can read it.
- The copy holds your own data. It contains no passwords and no payment details.
Delete it
- Delete any entry in the Atlas.
- Delete a conversation and what was said in it is deleted too. Aipa can no longer quote it.
- Delete a file from its page.
- In Settings you can reset your account data, which wipes your conversations and your Nexus and keeps the account, or delete the account.
What we don’t do
- We don’t train AI models on your data.
- We don’t sell it.
The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.