NoName is a personal AI made by Seven A.M. This page explains what it stores and why, in plain words.
What we store
- Your account: name, email, time zone, how you signed in (Google or Apple). No passwords.
- What you approve: your profile, priorities and goals, and the memories you confirm. Nothing NoName infers is kept unless you say yes.
- Your conversations, tasks, briefings and automations.
- For connected Google services: the permissions you granted and encrypted access tokens. Calendar and email content is read when needed and not copied into a database, except what appears in briefings and conversations you keep.
AI processing
To answer you, NoName sends the relevant parts of your request, your approved profile and a few relevant memories to an AI provider. Provider API keys stay on our servers. We do not use your data to train models.
Your control
- See, edit and delete memories in My NoName, or turn memory off.
- Disconnect Google at any time: NoName revokes its access and deletes its tokens.
- Download all your data or delete your account in Settings. Deletion is immediate and permanent.
- Turn off anonymous product analytics in Settings.
Retention
Working-context memories expire after 7 days; unanswered memory suggestions after 30. Activity is kept for about 13 months, notifications for 90 days. A pseudonymous security log (no names or content) is kept for 2 years.