Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 4, 2026

Unchore, Inc. ("we") runs unchore.ai. This policy explains what we collect and why.

What we collect: your name and email; your conversations, files and memory; the accounts you choose to connect (such as your Google account or your own AI provider) and the data the assistant needs to do the tasks you approve; and basic usage logs.

Google account (only if you connect it): Unchore can see your calendar and add events, send mail as you, and open the Google Drive files you pick. It does not read your mail inbox or the rest of your Drive. Adding an event or sending a mail only happens after you press «Yes». You can disconnect any time in Settings or in your Google Account.

Unchore's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

How we use Google data: only to give you the feature you asked for — answering your question about your calendar or a Drive file you picked, adding an event, or sending a mail you approved. We do not use Google data for anything else: not to train or improve AI models, not for ads, not for «Help improve Unchore», and we never sell it. A chat that used your Google data is kept out of «Help improve Unchore» from then on, and copies made from that chat before are deleted. People at Unchore do not read your Google data unless you ask us to, it is needed for security or abuse, or the law requires it.

Who receives Google data: to answer, the part of your Google data the request needs (for example the events in the week you asked about, or the text of the file you picked) is sent to the AI model that answers you, and to a quick model of the same connection that decides what to read. Unchore sends Google data only to AI services that do not use it to train or improve their models: Anthropic (Claude API), OpenAI (API), xAI (Grok API) with your own API key — their APIs don't train on what you send unless you opt in — and OpenRouter, with your key or with Unchore credit, where every such request is marked to go only to model providers that neither store nor train on it. Unchore does not send Google data to consumer plans (a Claude or ChatGPT subscription), Google Gemini, DeepSeek or Moonshot AI (Kimi), or to a computer you connected: with those, Unchore doesn't read your Google account and asks you to pick one of the services above. Google data is not shared with anyone else, except Unchore's hosting and database providers that store your chats for us, encrypted.

Keeping and deleting Google data: Calendar events and Drive files are read when needed and not kept separately; what the answer says about them stays in your chat (encrypted) until you delete the chat. Your Google sign-in tokens are stored encrypted. Disconnecting Google in Settings revokes Unchore's access at Google and deletes the tokens at once; you can also revoke access in your Google Account.

YouTube: Unchore uses YouTube API Services only to upload our own short videos to Unchore's own YouTube channel. It does not access, store or share any YouTube data of our users. By using our YouTube content you agree to the YouTube Terms of Service (https://www.youtube.com/t/terms). Google's Privacy Policy (https://policies.google.com/privacy) applies to YouTube. The channel owner can revoke our access at any time at https://security.google.com/settings/security/permissions, and we then delete the stored access token within 7 days.

Payments: card payments are handled by Stripe. We do not store your full card number.

How we use it: to run Unchore for you, to bill you, and to contact you about your account. If «Help improve Unchore» is on, a scrubbed, encrypted copy of chats without Google data is kept for 90 days to find and fix mistakes; it is never used to train AI models. We do not sell your data.

AI providers: to answer a request, the parts of your chat it needs are sent to the AI you chose (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, DeepSeek, Moonshot AI or OpenRouter). With your own AI account or key, that company handles it under your agreement with them; with Unchore credit, requests go through OpenRouter only to providers that do not store or train on them. Google data follows the stricter rule above.

Choosing the AI: when your chat is set to «Auto», the first 3,000 characters of your message are also sent to Jev, a small model on OpenRouter that only answers whether a quick or a stronger AI should reply. Unchore pays for this; if you connected your own OpenRouter key, your key is used.

Messages you share (only if you turn on «Someone sent me this message»): Unchore never reads your text messages or notifications. Only a message you share or paste into Unchore is kept — in that sender's chat, encrypted, like your other chats — to organize what it asks and draft a reply. Card and national ID numbers in it are masked when it arrives. Replies are never sent by Unchore: they open in your own messaging app and you send them yourself. You can delete the chat at any time.

Call recordings (only if you turn on «Calls → requests» in Settings): Unchore never reads your phone's call log. When you add a call recording — or, if you tap «Pick up recordings on this phone» in the Android app and allow «Music and audio», when the app finds a new sound file in the phone's call-recording folder (it reads only those files, nothing else) — we receive it for a short time only to turn its speech into text on our own server; as soon as that is done (or couldn't be done) the sound is deleted and only the text stays, encrypted, in your account. Turning the text into a list of requests uses your own AI key. Telling the other person that the call is recorded and summarised by AI is your responsibility — in some countries and states their consent is required. Unchore never sends anything to the other person.

Storage and security: your conversations are encrypted in our database. You can turn off "Help improve Unchore" in Settings.

Your choices: you can export or delete your data, or close your account, at any time by emailing support@unchore.ai.

Questions? support@unchore.ai