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Data and deletion

What Omni keeps for your spaces, who can read it, and what happens when you delete a memory, a space or your account.

The full details are in the Privacy Policy and Terms. This page explains how they apply to your spaces.

What Omni keeps

  • Your spaces: their names, personas, use for lines, memories and files.
  • Connections and keys: which apps you connected and what each may use, and your API keys (as hashes, never the key itself).
  • An activity log: which tool ran, for which space, and when. It never records what you or your AI wrote.

Personal is the same memory as the Omni iPhone app, so it's kept the way the app keeps it. Memories and files in the Inbox and your own spaces are kept on Omni's servers.

Who can read it

  • Your AI apps, only the spaces you allowed each one (Connected apps).
  • You, on the dashboard.
  • Omni doesn't show ads and doesn't sell your data.

Omni is not end-to-end encrypted. When you use Omni from an AI app, that app's provider also sees what it reads from and writes to Omni, under its own terms.

Deleting

  • A memory: delete it on the dashboard. It stops being used straight away: your AI apps no longer find it, and for Personal neither does the iPhone app. Its words are then erased after an undo window, currently up to 30 days.
  • A file: delete it on the dashboard and it's gone.
  • A space: delete one of your own spaces on the dashboard and its memories and files go with it. Personal and Inbox can't be deleted, but you can delete what's in them.
  • An app's access: revoke it on the dashboard.
  • Your account: delete it in the Omni iPhone app's settings or as described in the Privacy Policy. That removes your spaces, files, memories, API keys, connected apps and sign-in tokens, together with the rest of your Omni account.