Private by design. Clear about the limits.
Your history stays in your browser. Your requests are processed without Cypher keeping a copy. Here's what that means in practice.
What happens when you send a message
You send a request
Your wallet verifies a session once. Your message travels over HTTPS.
AI processes it
A temporary server relay sends the request to inference infrastructure. No chat history is written there.
The answer comes back
The result appears in your chat and is saved locally in this browser.
Credits, not conversations
Credit accounting is stored in Lovable Cloud using a hashed wallet identifier, credit balances, and refund reservation IDs. It does not store prompts, replies, images, or conversation titles. Hashing is pseudonymization, not guaranteed anonymity; credit usage can still be associated with a wallet.
History lives with you
Conversations and generated images are saved in this browser's local storage—not in a Cypher account or server database. Export or delete them in Settings. Clearing browser storage removes them.
No chat-content logging
Cypher does not log prompts, replies, or generated images, and does not send their content to analytics. Our request handlers process them temporarily and return the result without keeping a server-side chat history.
Private processing, in both modes
Requests leave your device to be processed by external inference infrastructure. Cypher selects private, zero-retention inference for its chat and image modes. Uncensored changes content restrictions—not where your history is saved.
Your wallet is not your chat storage
Your public address and a signed session verify wallet ownership before AI requests. You sign once for a 12-hour session, not a blockchain transaction. Cypher never asks for private keys or seed phrases, and never saves conversations on-chain.
What Cypher does not promise
This is not local-only AI or end-to-end encrypted inference: the request must be readable during processing. Browser history is not encrypted by Cypher, so anyone with access to this browser profile may be able to read it. Hosting and network services may process operational metadata such as connection information. Avoid sharing secrets you cannot risk exposing.
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