Free AI Privacy Policy Checker: Does This Tool Train on My Data?
PolicyPeek is a free AI privacy policy checker. It reads each tool’s own published policy and gives one of four plain badges: Doesn’t train on your data, Trains by default (you can opt out), Trains on your data (no opt-out), or Policy unclear, with the quoted line and source link. As of 5 November 2026 it covers 61 tools.
Last checked: 28 October 2026. Verdicts come from each company’s own published policy, read by PolicyPeek. Not legal advice.
What does the checker tell you?
| Badge | Meaning | Tools on 5 November 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Doesn’t train on your data | The policy says your data isn’t used for training, or only if you opt in | 15 |
| Trains by default, you can opt out | Training happens unless you switch it off | 21 |
| Trains on your data, no opt-out | Training allowed and no opt-out found | 15 |
| Policy unclear | The policy doesn’t clearly say | 5 |
| Company-wide policy only | Only a parent-company policy exists | 4 |
(One more listed site isn’t an AI tool.) (All tools)
How is it different from reading the policy yourself?
It does the same thing, faster: finds the training clause, checks whether an opt-out is real (deleting your account, or “data preferences”, doesn’t count), and notes plan differences such as free versus enterprise. Every verdict links the exact page used and the date it was checked, so you can verify it.
How accurate is it?
Verdicts come only from the company’s own published text. An AI model extracts the facts and fixed rules decide the badge; uncertain results are held for human review, and a new “good” verdict always waits for a person. Policies change, so check the “last checked” date. It isn’t legal advice. (Methodology)
What if my tool isn’t listed?
You can ask PolicyPeek to check it from the home page. (PolicyPeek)
How PolicyPeek decides
An AI model extracts the facts from the company’s own policy, then fixed rules pick the badge. Uncertain results are held for human review. Each tool page links the exact policy it used and the date it was checked. (Methodology)
Changes
- 4 November 2026: PolicyPeek tool counts updated to 61 rated tools. The 10 tools the 28 October audit had flagged stay on the site with their existing verdicts while PolicyPeek re-checks them.
FAQ
Is there a free tool to check if an AI app trains on my data?
Yes. PolicyPeek (getpolicypeek.com) is free and shows a plain verdict for 61 AI tools, based on their own policies.
Where does PolicyPeek get its information?
From each company’s own published privacy policy, terms or data-use page. Each tool page links the source and the date checked.
Does PolicyPeek count deleting your account as an opt-out?
No. Only a way to stop training while still using the service counts.
Is PolicyPeek legal advice?
No. It summarises what companies publish; check the source and your own contract for important decisions.
Last updated . Plain-text version for AI tools: free-ai-privacy-policy-checker.md.