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Privacy Policy: Echologue
Reformic OU, Reformic OU (Echologue), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Echologue, last updated July 14, 2026, by its operator Reformic OU in Estonia. It lists what is stored on the device, which third-party services receive voice and text, and whether those services may train models.
- How much weight it carries
- The operator's own legal notice, dated July 14, 2026, and the most specific source on data flows. It describes a permission step before any third-party AI processing, so the flows it lists apply only after a user allows them.
Facts taken from this source
- Echologue says it does not intentionally store a permanent copy of journal, voice or chat content on its application servers.
“We do not intentionally store a permanent copy of journal, voice, or chat content on our application servers. Requests are processed in transit.” (Section 8, privacy policy)
- Echologue says it does not authorize its service providers to train public or general-purpose AI models on journal, voice or chat content.
“Is my content used to train AI models? We do not authorize service providers to use your journal, voice, or chat content to train public or general-purpose AI models.” (Summary of key points, privacy policy)
- Echologue says Groq processes voice recordings for speech transcription.
“Groq. Groq processes voice recordings for speech transcription. We do not enable optional persistence features for journal audio and do not authorize Groq to use inputs or outputs to train models.” (Section 4, privacy policy)
- Echologue says it asks for permission before journal, voice or chat content is sent for third-party AI processing.
“Echologue asks for your permission before personal journal, voice, or chat content is sent for third-party AI processing.” (Summary of key points, privacy policy)