Official documentation
Privacy Policy | OpenSoftware
Open Software Network, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 19, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy for Clovy and OpenSoftware's website. It explains which app content stays on the device, what is sent to the backend for model processing, and which model providers receive it.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own legal text, which governs what it does with data. It describes features with the word 'designed' and defaults, so the rows follow its defaults and not any settings a user may change.
Facts taken from this source
- Clovy's privacy policy says recordings stay on the device by default, unless the user sends them for model processing.
“Local Clovy app content, including the local app database, recordings, transcripts, files, sessions, and agent memory, remains on your device by default unless you send it to us for model processing” (Data retention section)
- Clovy's privacy policy names dictation cleanup among features that send audio and transcripts to its model backend for processing.
“when you use transcription, note generation, dictation cleanup, agent, or similar features that send audio, transcripts, prompts, files, context, or agent messages for processing, Clovy routes those requests through our publicly verifiable confidential-compute backend to privacy-preserving inference providers such as Venice AI.” (Model processing paragraph)
- Clovy's privacy policy says it routes AI requests to inference providers such as Venice AI.
“Clovy routes those requests through our publicly verifiable confidential-compute backend to privacy-preserving inference providers such as Venice AI.” (Model processing paragraph)
- Clovy's privacy policy says transcription sends audio to its own backend for processing.
“when you use transcription, note generation, dictation cleanup, agent, or similar features that send audio, transcripts, prompts, files, context, or agent messages for processing, Clovy routes those requests through our publicly verifiable confidential-compute backend” (Model processing paragraph)