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Does it train on your data?
We read AI tools' privacy policies and give you a one-line answer, quoted from the policy itself.
66 AI tools checked. Here's how they score.
Each badge says what the tool's own published policy says about training on your data. Green means it doesn't train on your data by default (or only if you opt in). It's not legal advice or a finding about any law.
- 17Doesn't train on your dataTheir published policy says your data isn't used to train AI models, or only if you choose to opt in.
- 26Trains by default, you can opt outTheir published policy says your data may be used for training unless you switch it off.
- 12Trains on your data, no opt-outTheir published policy says your data may be used for training, and we found no way to opt out.
- 6Policy unclearTheir published policy doesn't clearly say whether your data is used for training.
- 4Company-wide policyThe only policy we found covers the whole company, not this product, so we can't give a product verdict yet.
- 1Not an AI toolNothing in this site's policy suggests it's an AI product, so the training question doesn't apply.
Which AI tools don't train on your data?
17 of the 65 AI tools PolicyPeek has checked have the badge "Doesn't train on your data": their published policies say your data isn't used to train AI models, or only if you choose to opt in.
- Abacus.AI
- Duck.ai (DuckDuckGo AI Chat)
- Fireflies.ai
- Frase
- Kagi
- Moises
- Monday.com AI
- n8n
- Notion AI
- Pictory AI
- Semrush
- Sourcegraph Cody
- Tabnine
- tl;dv
- Writesonic
- You.com
- Zoom AI Companion
Guide: which AI tools don't train on your data (UK), with quotes and sources →
Every tool we've checked
- Abacus.AI
- Ahrefs
- Amazon Q Developer
- Base44
- Bolt.new
- Buffer
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Copy.ai
- Cursor
- DeepL
- DeepSeek
- Duck.ai (DuckDuckGo AI Chat)
- ElevenLabs
- Figma AI
- Fireflies.ai
- Frase
- Gemini
- GitHub Copilot
- Grammarly
- Granola
- hancocyber.com
- HeyGen
- HubSpot
- Ideogram
- Intercom Fin
- InVideo
- Jasper
- JetBrains AI Assistant
- Kagi
- Kimi
- Kling AI
- Lovable
- Luma AI (Dream Machine)
- Mailchimp
- Meshy
- Microsoft Copilot
- Midjourney
- Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat)
- Moises
- Monday.com AI
- n8n
- Notion AI
- Otter.ai
- Perplexity AI
- Photoroom
- Pictory AI
- Pika
- Poe
- Remove.bg
- Replit AI
- Runway
- Semrush
- Slack AI
- Sourcegraph Cody
- Stability AI (DreamStudio)
- Suno
- Tabnine
- tl;dv
- v0
- Windsurf
- Writesonic
- You.com
- Zapier
- Zendesk AI
- Zoom AI Companion
How a rating gets made
- An AI model extracts the facts from the tool's own published privacy policy. We don't guess.
- Then fixed rules, the same for every tool, decide the badge.
- Clear-cut results publish automatically. Anything uncertain gets a person's eyes first.
Don't see a tool?
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