Privacy Policy
This policy explains what data we collect, how we use it, and your rights.
This text is a template; the reviewed version governs.
Analytics preference
Send analytics to Google
Allow Google Analytics to receive page visits and feature-use events to help improve SeedMira. We do not send chat, memory, email, or display-name content.
This switch only controls sending to Google. SeedMira still records visits and business events either way. Turning it off reloads the page to stop an already-loaded analytics script.
1. Data we collect
We process account information (email and display name), conversations and generated content, usage and billing records, and necessary technical logs. SeedMira records events such as page visits, traffic attribution, and feature use within the service whether or not you allow Google Analytics. Only after you allow it do we send selected analytics events to Google Analytics. We do not sell your personal data.
2. How we use it
To provide and improve the service (memory, relationship, generation), billing, and safety/compliance review. Conversations power the character memory and can be viewed, exported and deleted in settings.
3. Third parties
We use infrastructure providers for model inference, storage, and payments. After your consent, we also use Google Analytics 4 to analyze traffic and product usage; we do not send chat, memory, email, or display-name content, and advertising-personalization signals are disabled. Data is shared only as necessary for these stated purposes.
4. Retention & security
Data is retained while your account is active and deleted per process after account deletion. Conversations are encrypted at rest with data-minimizing retention.
5. Your rights
You can change your Google Analytics choice anytime under Analytics preference on this page, or in Settings → Privacy & data after signing in. You may also access, export, correct or delete data, or exercise GDPR/CCPA rights via the contact below. Turning analytics off stops future sending to Google but does not automatically recall data already sent.
6. Cross-border transfers
Data may be processed in the operator’s jurisdiction and where its infrastructure is located, with appropriate safeguards.