AI Processing & Data Handling

Where your data goes, and what's kept.

AI-powered tools on AnythingText send your input to a third-party provider to produce a result. Here's who those providers are, what reaches them, and how long it stays.

No training on your data

All providers below are configured under API terms that exclude user prompts from model training.

No retention on our side

Files and prompts live in memory for the request, then go away. We don't store the bodies of your AI inputs or outputs.

Visible on every tool

Tool cards show 🔒 (browser-only) or ☁ (server-processed) so you always know what route your data takes.

OpenAI

openai.com · used for most text & image AI tools

What it powers

Text generation and rewriting, summarization, image understanding, and image generation. We select the model per task and update those choices over time as providers release newer versions.

What's sent

Only what the tool needs to answer: your prompt text, the image you uploaded for image-based tools, or the text extracted from your document. No user identity, no email, no cookies.

Retention

OpenAI API retains inputs for up to 30 days for abuse monitoring, then deletes. Not used for training. OpenAI's policy.

ElevenLabs

elevenlabs.io · voice synthesis & cloning

What it powers

Speech generation and voice cloning across our audio and narration tools.

What's sent

The text to speak and the voice you picked. For voice cloning, the voice sample you upload. Generated audio may be cached so an identical request doesn't get synthesized twice — cache entries are keyed by voice and text, never by user.

Retention

ElevenLabs retains generated audio per their enterprise terms. ElevenLabs privacy.

Serper (Google Search)

serper.dev · Google search results proxy

What it powers

Our SEO and research tools, wherever a tool needs live web results.

What's sent

Only your search query and number of results requested. No user context. Serper relays the query to Google and returns the organic results.

Retention

Serper logs queries for rate-limiting. Serper privacy.

Google OAuth2

accounts.google.com · authentication only

Used only for sign-in. We receive your name, email, and profile picture URL. We don't request access to Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or any Google Workspace data. We never see your Google password.

PayPal

paypal.com · payments only

All payments are processed by PayPal. We never see your card number, bank account, or billing address. We store only the PayPal transaction ID (for refund lookups) and the plan/duration you purchased.

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