- The phone keeps a copy of every note, in the app’s own storage. It goes when the app does, or when you sign out.
- Your Opensolr Index holds every note: its title, its text and its date. It belongs to your account; see it, back it up or delete it from the control panel.
- Opensolr AI reads the text of a note for its meaning, and the notes a question needs for the chat. Each of those counts against the AI use of your plan; search by meaning can be switched off in Settings → AI, the chat by not using it.
- GitHub is asked for updates, by the build installed from GitHub.
- No ads, no analytics, no tracking, no crash reporting. Nothing else is contacted.
01 · How it is protected
- Your password and two-factor code are only typed in your browser, on Opensolr’s own page.
- The phone holds a key of its own, revocable under Account → Devices, never your password.
- The search page of your notes is behind your account address and two-factor code, and the index password too when you turn it on.
- Every connection is HTTPS.
Found a security problem? Write to help@opensolr.com.