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Notely privacy policy (heynotely.com)
Notely, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of the Notely meeting-notes service at heynotely.com, effective October 17, 2026. It says what is stored (summaries, and transcripts on Premium when saving is on), that meeting audio is not intentionally stored, and the expiry period for each plan.
- How much weight it carries
- The operator's own policy, read on 2026-10-25 from the Privacy link on heynotely.com. The policy and homepage name no company, so the operator named in the target, Michael Page, could not be confirmed here. This is a different product from Notely Voice (notelyvoice.ai), which has its own catalog entries and was not used. The homepage says audio is 'never stored', which is stronger than the policy's 'do not intentionally', so the policy's words are quoted.
Facts taken from this source
- Notely's privacy policy says it does not intentionally upload or store meeting audio. The policy gives no number of days for audio.
“We do not intentionally upload or store meeting audio.” (What Notely processes, and What we store)
- Notely's privacy policy says summaries expire after 5 days on Starter, 14 days on Unlimited and 30 days on Premium, so no summary is kept longer than 30 days.
“Starter summaries expire after 5 days, Unlimited summaries after 14 days, and Premium summaries and transcripts after 30 days.” (What we store)
- Notely's privacy policy says Premium summaries and transcripts expire after 30 days.
“Starter summaries expire after 5 days, Unlimited summaries after 14 days, and Premium summaries and transcripts after 30 days.” (What we store)