What Saywork collects

We don't listen all the time. Your stuff stays on your computer unless you enable the optional encrypted copy described below. We learn from what happened, not from what you said. The full policy is here; how we protect it is on Trust & security.

Stays on your computer

Your dictation history: what was heard and what was typed.
Notes, reminders, meetings and their recordings and transcripts.
Everything the agent remembers about you, your dictionary, snippets and settings.
Ask conversations and the agent's work on each task, encrypted.
Your Wallet — logins, cards, keys and identity details — encrypted by your operating system. Saywork fills them in without the value ever reaching us or an AI model.

Processed to give you a result, not kept

Your voice, when you dictate online with cloud recognition: sent through our server to a speech service and turned into text. Offline, or with "Keep my voice on this computer" on, it never leaves your computer.
Text to clean up, and what you ask the agent, with what it reads to do the job: sent to an AI model to produce the result.
Requests to services you connected (Google, Slack, Notion…): passed through to that service. Content from your Google account is used only for the task you asked for, never for advertising, and never to train AI models.
Tasks you send the Saywork bot on Telegram: held on our server until your computer collects them, at most 24 hours.
None of this is stored by us or used to train models.

Sent to us, without your content

Usage and error events: which features ran, how long they took, languages, categories, error codes, the app version. Kept with your account for 30 days for streaks and allowances.
How each agent task went: outcome, number of steps, which tools and which step failed.
Anonymous improvement data: categories and counts with no account or device id, a few times a day. You can turn it off.
Your account (Google name, email, picture), your computers (a one-way hash, version), and usage metering.
If you buy a plan: the plan and its payment status from our payment provider, Whop. Your card details go to Whop, never to us.
If you invite people: your invite code, link clicks (with hashed addresses) and whether each friend qualified.

Only if you turn it on

"Answer me while this computer is off" (Settings → Agent): an encrypted copy of confirmed, non-sensitive memory, notes and recent Ask question/answer pairs on our server for your private replies. Files and folders are excluded. Pending server answers expire after 14 days; turning the switch off deletes the copy and pending answers when your computer connects. Off by default.
Corrected dictations, to improve recognition: the recording and your correction, stored without your name or account, with emails, numbers and links removed. Withdrawable for 30 days. Off by default.

Never

Your dictated words or transcripts, your requests to the agent, files, web pages, emails, documents or screenshots.
Anything in your Wallet.
Google data used for advertising or to train AI models.
Microphone audio outside dictation, a meeting you started, or the wake word (heard on your computer).
Selling your data, or advertising.

Export or delete

Settings → Privacy shows what is being sent right now.
Export everything: one .zip with what is on your computer and everything our server holds about you.
Delete everything: your account and everything our server holds, cleared within the hour.

The leaderboard shows your first name, last initial and activity scores to signed-in users; you can hide your entry. The website loads the Whop Pixel for page visits and checkout attribution; see the privacy policy.