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Your data

Where does your data
actually go?

The honest answer: it stays where you put it. Your files live on your device. Cloud GPU power is opt-in, stateless, and forgets you the instant your request is done.

Your machine

Default

Files, search indexes, conversation history, embeddings, and encryption keys all live here. You own all of it.

The request

When you opt in

Only the prompt and the documents needed for the answer go to a dedicated GPU. Encrypted in transit. Not your whole vault.

Memory wiped

Per request

The GPU memory is wiped after every request. Nothing is logged. Nothing is retained. Nothing is used to train any model.

Local mode

What lives on your device

All files, documents, and knowledge stored locally
Search indexes and embeddings on your machine
Conversation history stays on your device
Encryption keys generated and stored locally
You control backups, exports, and deletion
Works fully offline once installed

Cloud mode (opt-in)

When you ask for more power

Only the request is sent, processed, and returned
Dedicated GPU memory wiped after every request
Nothing is logged or retained on the server
Your data is never used to train any model
Encrypted in transit with modern TLS
You can disable cloud entirely at any time

Need total isolation? Self-host everything.

Run AskQP entirely on your own hardware with zero outbound connections. Local AI models, local embeddings, local everything. Works in air-gapped environments where the internet cannot go.

Zero outbound

No phone-home, no telemetry

Local models

Runs on your hardware

Auditable

Inspect every line of traffic

What we never do

The list of things we don't do.

Not a privacy policy promise. Architectural impossibilities.

Train any model on your data
Log your prompts or responses
Retain your data after a request
Sell, share, or analyze your content
Phone home with telemetry
Sync your files without your consent

Your work. Your machine.

Download AskQP and verify it yourself. Watch the network traffic. Read the architecture. Trust what you can see.