Legal

Privacy

What Remy does and doesn’t do with your screen, voice, and data.

The short version

Remy runs its brain locally and connects to Claude on your own account. There is no Remy server sitting in the middle of your conversations, and we do not collect analytics about what’s on your screen.

Your screen

Remy captures a screenshot only while you are holding the push-to-talk shortcut. That frame is sent to Claude on your own account to answer your question. We do not store your screenshots.

Your voice

Audio captured while you hold the key is transcribed to text and used to form your question. We do not retain recordings.

Your files

When you point Remy at a folder, it can read files there to ground its guidance — it doesn’t change them for you. Those files stay on your machine; only the content needed to answer a question is sent to Claude on your account.

Your account

When the Remy account platform launches, we will store the minimum needed to manage your devices, license, and billing. This page will be updated with specifics before that ships.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Reach us through our contact form.

This is a summary for the beta and not yet a complete legal policy. A full privacy policy will be published before the account platform launches.