Wisewave
Privacy
Wisewave collects account information, conversation content when you use stored chat, and basic technical data needed to run and secure the service. It does not sell your personal information. For exact legal commitments, retention, and your rights, read the full policy linked below—not this overview alone.
What we collect (overview)
Aligned with the full policy; this section is a map, not a substitute for it.
- Account information — for example email and authentication details when you sign in.
- Conversation content — messages you send and assistant replies when you use features that store conversations.
- Technical data — device or browser signals, logs, and cookies or similar technologies used to operate, secure, and improve the service.
What we do not do with your data
We do not sell your personal information. We do not use the Service to build unrelated advertising profiles beyond what the policy describes.
Service providers (for example hosting, analytics, or AI inference) may process data on our behalf under agreements; that processing is for providing the Service, not for hidden resale.
Storage and access
Data is stored and accessed in line with the full policy—security practices, transfers, and subprocessors are described there rather than summarized here, so this page stays accurate when the policy updates.
Retention and deletion
Information is retained for as long as needed to provide the Service and for legitimate business or legal purposes, then deleted or anonymized as described in the policy.
For account-related deletion steps, use the user data deletion page linked from the full policy.
Limits of this overview
This page is for orientation in plain language. It is not legal advice and may lag the policy if terms change. When in doubt, cite the binding document below.
Full privacy policy
The privacy policy covers collection, use, sharing, retention, your choices, children, changes, and contact—read it before relying on any detail for legal or compliance decisions.
If you are deciding whether Wisewave fits you, reading the policy first is a valid way to slow down before entering.