Privacy
Draft — will be finalised before public launch
This is the plain-language version of how ThoughtBridge treats your data during the beta. A full legal privacy policy will replace this page before public launch.
What we collect
- Account details — your email address and sign-in identity.
- Captures — the audio or video you record, the transcript, and the structured note derived from it.
- Usage data — basic operational data such as capture counts, device type, and error logs, used to run and improve the service.
The marketing site itself sets no analytics cookies and runs no trackers.
What happens to audio
Recordings are uploaded to process them: speech is transcribed, and the transcript is analysed into a structured note. The original audio is automatically deleted after a short processing and retention window. The transcript and the note are what remain.
Third parties that process data
- Groq — transcription and language-model analysis of captures.
- Firebase / Google Cloud — authentication, storage, and hosting infrastructure.
- Resend — transactional email, such as waitlist confirmations.
We don't sell your data, and we don't use your thoughts to train models.
Destinations are yours
When a thought is filed into a destination — a GitHub repo, Google Drive, or a folder — those copies live in accounts and locations you own and control. Removing a destination stops future writes; what's already there is yours to keep or delete.
Deleting your data
Deleting a thought removes it from ThoughtBridge. Deleting your account removes your account data and thoughts from our systems. Copies already written to your destinations remain under your control.
Contact
Questions about privacy: hello@thoughtbridge.io.