Privacy
Last changed 14 November 2026
This page says what Ganglio receives, what it keeps, and who else handles it. The service is run by Stellate Ganglio.
What leaves your machine
- A scout call. Claude’s question and the parts of the repository the small model reads to answer it.
- A summary. The conversation of a session that went idle, so the note can be written.
- Tool outputs. Nothing. Repeats and folded logs are handled on your machine.
That text passes through our server to the provider that runs the small model, and the answer comes back the same way. We do not store it and do not log it. We do not use it to train anything. The small models run on the Gonka network and, when it does not answer, at OpenRouter; what they do with the text is governed by their own terms.
What we keep
- Your account: the email address and name Google gives us when you sign in, and Google’s identifier for your account.
- Your keys: a fingerprint of each key, never the key itself.
- Your calls: no request or answer text. For each call: the account, the kind, the model, the token counts and the time.
- Your money: every change of your balance, and for a card payment its amount, state and Stripe’s reference. We never receive your card’s number.
We keep these while the account exists. There is no automatic deletion yet.
Cookies
One cookie keeps you signed in, and one short-lived cookie is used while you sign in with Google. There are no advertising or analytics cookies.
Who else handles data
- Cloudflare hosts the site, the service and its database.
- Google confirms who you are when you sign in.
- Stripe takes card payments; it receives your card and billing details directly from you.
- The model providers receive the text of scout calls and summaries, as described above.
Your choices
- GANGLIO_SCOUT_AUTO=off and GANGLIO_SUMMARY=off stop the plugin from sending anything by itself.
- Without a key the plugin sends nothing at all.
- To see, correct or delete what we hold about you, or to close the account, write to support@ganglio.network from the account’s address.