Aigorum · Last updated 7 August 2026
Your conversations go from your phone to the AI providers you choose, using your own accounts. They never pass through us. We operate no server that receives your content.
Aigorum is a client for AI services you connect yourself. When you send a message, it travels directly from your device to whichever providers you have enabled, authenticated with your own API key. We have no server in that path and no ability to read it.
This means your prompts, your uploaded documents and the models' replies are handled under the privacy policy of each provider you choose, not ours. You should read theirs. The app names the exact provider on every response so you always know where a given message went.
Because you choose the providers, we cannot list them here exhaustively. The list is whatever you configure, and you can remove any of them at any time.
Projects, conversations, knowledge documents, claims and settings are stored locally. API keys are stored encrypted, or fetched under a revocable lease from API Vault if you have it installed. None of this is transmitted to us.
Sync is off by default. If you turn it on, you choose the destination: your own cloud storage or your own database. Content is encrypted on your device before it is uploaded. We do not operate the destination and cannot read what is stored there.
Aigorum requires no account, no email address and no sign-in. We do not know who you are.
No advertising. No selling or sharing data. No training on your content. No tracking across apps or devices. No content telemetry of any kind.
Crash reporting is off unless you switch it on. If enabled, it sends anonymous technical details about the failure and never the contents of a conversation.
Handled entirely by Google Play. We see whether a subscription is active, nothing more.
Model responses are generated by third-party AI systems and may be inaccurate or offensive. Every response carries a reporting option in the app. Reports are reviewed and acted on.
Daniel Toupin, Golden Physics Project, Ontario, Canada. dtoupin@goldenphysics.org
Where we hold no data about you, there is nothing to request, correct or delete. Where an app stores data on your device, uninstalling it removes that data. Canadian users are covered by PIPEDA and users in the European Economic Area by the GDPR; if we ever hold personal data about you, you may contact us at the address above to access, correct, export or delete it.