Open Talk privacy notice
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This notice explains how the Open Talk project handles data when you visit the website, save practice, or connect an AI app.
What Open Talk handles
- Account and sign-in data. Your email address, account ID, verification status, account dates, and information needed to authenticate you and manage sessions.
- Saved practice. Your goals, scenarios, scripts, saved replies, feedback, practice settings, progress, and history.
- AI connections. Supabase Auth records the OAuth client you authorize. Open Talk reads that authorization and saves practice permissions by OAuth client. AI apps that use the same client share one set of permissions.
Why Open Talk uses this data
We use account and practice data to provide the service you request, keep your workspace available across sessions, and manage connections you authorize. We use Vercel’s site measurements to understand traffic and performance.
What connected AI apps can access
When you connect an AI app, it can receive the account information you authorize and read or update saved practice according to the access you grant. You can change practice access or disconnect an app under Connected applications in Profile. Changes there apply to all apps that use the same OAuth client. Disconnecting stops future access through the connection. The AI provider may retain information it already received under its own privacy policy.
Voice practice happens in the connected AI app. That app handles your microphone and audio according to its own settings and policies. Open Talk saves practice text and progress submitted to your workspace.
Sign-in cookies and site measurement
Open Talk uses cookies to keep you signed in and to verify your session when you reset your password.
Vercel Web Analytics measures traffic, such as page visits and referrals, using a temporary identifier derived from requests. Vercel Speed Insights measures page performance, such as loading times and responsiveness.
See the privacy documentation for Vercel Web Analytics and Vercel Speed Insights.
Service providers and data locations
Supabase hosts Open Talk’s database and authentication service in Stockholm, Sweden. Open Talk’s server functions are configured to run in Stockholm on Vercel.
Vercel delivers and protects the site through its global network, which may handle request data such as your IP address, requested pages, and browser information.
Supabase says it processes some platform telemetry outside the project’s hosting region and receives and stores logs in EU data centers.
See the Supabase privacy policy, the Supabase data residency FAQ, and the Vercel privacy notice.
Retention and security
Saved practice stays in your account until you delete it or your account is deleted. After deletion, copies may remain temporarily in provider backups or operational logs under their retention policies.
Open Talk uses encrypted connections, account authentication, and database access controls. Keep passwords, payment details, and other sensitive information out of your practice material.
Your privacy choices and rights
You can manage saved practice from your workspace and connected apps from your profile. Depending on the law that applies, you may have the right to access, correct, or delete personal data, request a portable copy, restrict or object to processing, or lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority.