Privacy

You control what the AI sees, note by note and notebook by notebook.

Private notes and private notebooks

	Private note	Note in a private notebook
AI reads it (title, summary, keywords)	No — no AI of any kind	Yes, for your own summary
Added to your memory — agents can recall it	No	No
Used by chat	No	No
Found by web search	No	No
Found by search in the app	Yes	Yes
Can be shared	No	No

Turn a note private from its Private switch, or make a notebook private when you create or edit it. While a notebook is private, links to its notes stop working.

Turn the AI off

Settings → Memory → AI enhanced notes turns off AI reading for all notes. Two more switches there control the link between notes and your memory — see Notes and your memory.

App lock

Settings → App lock protects the app with a PIN and Face ID or your fingerprint. With app lock on:

• the app is covered in the app switcher;
• notification previews don’t show note content.

Location tagging

On by default. Each new note gets a place name, shown under Meta data. For notes that go to your memory, the place is visible to your agents. Turn it off in Settings → Location tagging.

Usage analytics

The app sends anonymous usage analytics to help improve it — never the content of your notes. Turn it off in Settings → Share usage analytics.

The services the AI uses

When the AI reads a note, these services may process it:

Service	For
OpenRouter, normally with zero-data-retention routing and data_collection: deny	Language models that read and summarise notes. Batch note import is a documented exception that may use a provider endpoint retaining requests while still denying provider data collection.
Brave Search	Looking up products, places and other public items
Unstructured	Reading PDFs and Office documents
Web page readers	Fetching the pages you save

See Subprocessors for the full register.