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Conifer policy finding

“ The three questions that decide whether you can use Conifer professionally, answered up front. The desktop app answers the same three from live state in Settings → Privacy & data. Does anything from my local chats leave my machine? By default, yes: Conifer shares conversation data and anonymized routing signals to improve routing, and usage data (including prompt text during the demo, captured only after best-effort on-device redaction — pattern redaction cannot catch everything). Turns that look sensitive are excluded on-device from every content channel: chat-content sharing and the usage prompt channel both apply the same sensitivity check before anything is stored or sent. Turn the sharing settings off in the app — or flip its Local-only switch — and the answer becomes no: local chats stay on your machine, enforced at every send path, and the app's egress ledger shows what actually left. Can I control what stays local? Yes. Prompts that look sensitive stay local by default (keep-sensitive-local); any chat can be pinned On-device; and the Local-only switch sets the whole app offline — chats, voice, sharing uploads, and scheduled workflow cloud steps make no cloud calls, checked at each send path (your signed-in session itself stays alive). When the router escalates a query, that one prompt and its context go to the provider for that single query — disclosed in the run, never silent. I brought my own API keys — whose terms apply? ”

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Privacy Policy

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2026-07-20

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Privacy Policy › “Three questions answered first”

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