Privacy
Last updated 16 August 2026
Evermii stores private conversations and personal memories. That is the whole product, and it means the way we handle your data matters more here than in most software. This page describes what we actually do.
What we store
- Your email address and password, the password stored only as a scrypt hash.
- Your display name, time zone, and settings.
- Your companion’s configuration — name, relationship, personality.
- Your conversations.
- The memories extracted from those conversations.
- Usage records for each AI request — model, token counts, cost, latency. These contain no conversation content.
Who else sees it
To generate a reply, your message, the memories relevant to it, and your companion’s personality are sent to OpenAI, our AI provider. This is unavoidable for the product to work, and it is the only third party that receives conversation content.
Email is delivered by Resend, which receives your email address for verification and password-reset messages only.
We do not sell your data. We do not use your conversations for advertising. We do not show one user’s memories to another — access is scoped to your account in every database query.
What you control
- Every memory is visible at What Evermii Remembers, and you can edit or delete any of it.
- You can turn memory off entirely in settings.
- You can delete your account from settings. That removes your companion, conversations, memories, and settings immediately.
Retention
Data is kept while your account exists. Deleting your account removes it immediately. Encrypted database backups may retain deleted content for up to 30 days before they expire, after which it is gone.
Anonymous AI usage records are kept for billing reconciliation. They are unlinked from your account when you delete it and contain no conversation content.
Security
Traffic is encrypted with TLS. The database volume and backups are encrypted at rest. The database is not reachable from the internet. Passwords, tokens, and conversation content are never written to application logs.