Privacy
Updated 14 October 2026
This page explains what information Claritron collects, how it is used, and who it is shared with.
What we collect
- Your email address, to create your account and sign you in. Sign-in codes are emailed to you by our email provider.
- Your subscription status, from our payment processor, Stripe. Payments are made on Stripe's own page. We never see your card number.
- How much you use the app each month, to apply your monthly allowance. You can switch off the more detailed usage counts in the app.
What you ask Claritron to work on
When you use Claritron on a page, video or document, its text is sent through our server to our AI provider to produce summaries and answers, with relevant context from your use of the app. Before anything is sent, personal details such as email addresses, phone numbers and card numbers are removed. Our server does not store it. Our AI provider does not use it to train its AI and deletes it within 30 days. If you ask a question by voice, the recording is sent to our AI provider to be turned into text, and is not kept.
What stays on your computer
Your history, summaries, chats and settings are stored on your own computer, not on our servers. They stay there until you delete them.
Public information
Some features show public information such as maps, weather and news. Some of it is fetched by your computer directly from the public services that publish it, which see your internet address, as any website you visit does.
Your YouTube channel, if you link it
Claritron uses YouTube API Services. If you link your own channel, Claritron reads it and only reads it: your channel's details and statistics, your uploads and their statistics, the comments on your uploads, and your channel's YouTube Analytics reports. It cannot post, edit, delete or comment.
This is used only to show you your own channel in the app. It is read once a day and whenever you ask, stored on your computer, and never shared with anyone or sent to our AI provider. The key that lets Claritron read your channel is stored on your computer, encrypted.
To stop it, press disconnect in the app: Google is told to remove Claritron's access and the data is deleted at once. You can also remove Claritron's access on Google's security settings page, and Claritron deletes the data the next time it tries to read. Google's Privacy Policy is at www.google.com/policies/privacy.
Your choices
- Delete your account from the app. Everything our server holds for you is deleted and your subscription ends.
- Choose sites Claritron will never read, or pause reading at any time.
- Switch off the detailed usage counts.
- Disconnect a linked YouTube channel.
Questions
Write to privacy@claritron.ai.