OmniMind

Privacy Policy

Last updated August 2026

This describes exactly what OmniMind stores today — not a generic template. It will be updated as new features (like server-synced conversation history) ship.

What we store

When you create an account: your name, email address, and a bcrypt-hashed password — never the password itself. Sign-in sessions are handled via signed tokens.

What stays on your device

Conversation history is not synced to a server. It's stored in your browser's local storage only — clearing your browser data or switching devices loses it. This may change in a future update, and this page will say so clearly when it does.

What the backend sees

Each request to the agent is evaluated by a policy engine and logged internally (prompt, timestamp, outcome) so the system can function — approvals, memory, and the live activity feed all depend on this. This operational log is not the same as saved conversation history and is not exposed publicly beyond the Mission Control view.

Third parties

Requests are answered by a configured language model provider (currently Anthropic). Your prompt is sent to that provider to generate a response, subject to their own terms.

What we don't do

We don't sell your data, and there's no advertising or tracking pixel on this site.

Contact

Questions about this policy can be sent to the account listed as the service's administrator.