Your privacy, in plain words

Your name and email address from the Google account you sign in with, the username you choose, and what you put into Memorics: your topics, cards, sources and exams, and how well you know each card. It also remembers which devices you're signed in on, so you can sign them out.

Only you, until you share a topic by link or publish it on Explore. Then others see its cards, but never its sources: your files, links and notes stay yours alone. Everyone signed in can see your profile: your username, your avatar, your published topics and your friends. Your name and email address are never shown to anyone else.

To answer you, Memorics sends your message and what the assistant needs for it, like your sources or cards, to an AI model. The companies running the model don't keep it and don't use it to train their AI. Your chats stay in your account until you delete them.

No. Memorics only uses AI providers that don't keep what they're sent and don't train on it.

In data centers in the European Union, run by Cloudflare, the company that hosts Memorics.

Because Memorics doesn't track you. It only keeps what it needs on your device to work: that you're signed in, your theme, and work you haven't saved yet. That needs no consent, so there's nothing to ask.

Memorics shows a video's title and picture without your browser contacting YouTube. Only when you press play does the video load from YouTube, which then sees your IP address, like on any site that shows a YouTube video.

Delete your account at any time on the Account tab of Settings: everything in it is deleted. For a copy of your data, or to have something corrected, write to privacy@memorics.app.

Memorics is built and run by one person, Johannes Schießl, not by a company (yet). The Impressum has the full contact details, and you can write about anything to hello@memorics.app.