Your data stays under your control.
Conversations and files are stored encrypted for up to 90 days. You can export or permanently delete them in settings.
01 — The essentials
What happens to your data
01History and filesWhat is stored and when it is deleted
- Messages and related files are stored encrypted for up to 90 days.
- After the retention period ends, background cleanup removes conversations and files from the active system.
- Backups expire separately according to their technical retention cycle.
02Who can see conversationsSacredGPT, support, and the selected model
The admin panel has no access to chats. To operate the service, the required conversation context is decrypted and sent to the selected model provider. Support only sees an excerpt when you attach it to a ticket yourself.
03Providers, advertising, and trainingWhere requests go and how they are used
SacredGPT does not sell conversations, use them for advertising, or train its own models on them. When routing through OpenRouter, the service denies data collection. The request is still processed by the selected model's external provider, whose technical terms may differ.
04Encryption and API keysHow data and access secrets are protected
- Messages and files use AES-256-GCM encryption with a separate user data key.
- An API key is shown once; only its SHA-256 digest is stored in the database.
- A key can restrict models, IP addresses, budgets, and request rates.
05Export and permanent deletionDownload an archive or permanently erase data
Privacy settings let you download an archive or permanently delete conversations, files, memory, and keys. Deletion requires separate confirmation and, when 2FA is enabled, a one-time code. Minimum financial records may be retained when required for accounting or by law.
06What you should not sendPasswords, cards, and work secrets
You can upload documents, but passwords, recovery codes, payment card details, and other secrets should not be shared with any cloud AI service. Remove or redact sensitive fragments before sending them.
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