Privacy & Security

Your workspace stays yours.

Your notes, journal and mail are personal. Naazhi is designed so that you decide what connects, whether AI is involved at all, and how to take your work with you.

Principles

Control is the default.

Workspace separate from AI

Your content lives in your workspace, not inside an AI provider. Change models or providers and nothing moves.

AI-free mode

Use AI when it helps, or keep the workspace fully AI-free. Nothing is sent to a model you haven’t chosen.

Bring your own key

Connect your own API key and provider directly, so you stay in control of that relationship.

You choose what connects

Gmail, Google Calendar and other tools are connected by you, one at a time, and only the ones you pick.

A journal that’s private

Your journal is a private record of your days, kept separate from the rest of the workspace.

Take your work with you

Import and export are built in, so you’re never locked in.

Your account

Signing in, done carefully.

The ways to sign in today, and what protects them. Hover a card for the detail.

Passkeys

Sign in with your fingerprint, face or device, with no password to leak.

Passkeys use WebAuthn. Your device holds the secret; we never see it.

Google or email

Continue with Google (including One Tap), or use a username and password.

We show a “Last used” hint so you can find the way you signed in before.

Safe password resets

Six-digit codes that expire in five minutes, stored hashed, with limited attempts.

The reset form gives the same answer whether or not an account exists, so it can’t be used to look people up.

A private journal

Your journal entries belong to you alone, even inside a shared workspace.

Journal entries are scoped to their author at the database level.

Protected at the database

Every table has row-level security, so the database itself checks who may see a row.

Permissions aren’t only enforced in the interface; they’re enforced where the data lives.

Export and delete

Export your data, reset your workspace, or delete your account and its files.

Account deletion removes your rows and your stored files.

Who can see what

Plainly, in a table.

No vague promises. For each kind of data, who can see it and why.

Who can see what
WhatWho can see it
Your notes, tasks and chatsYou
Your journalOnly you
A chat you shareAnyone with the link
Your uploaded filesYou
Admins of the serviceCounts and ids, never content
An AI providerOnly what you send it

In the open

Security details, published before launch.

We don’t make security claims we haven’t documented. Before launch we’ll publish how data is stored and protected, which permissions each connection asks for, and how long anything is kept.

  • How your data is stored and protected
  • Permissions requested by each integration
  • Data retention and deletion
  • How AI providers are called, and what they receive

Questions about your data?

Start with the notes, connect only what you want, and keep AI off until you’re ready.

The Naazhi app on an iPhone