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- Doesn't train on your data
"We do not use any personal information, Google user data, or customer-provided content (including prompts, uploads, or API data) to develop, improve, or train any generalized or proprietary AI or ML models."
- Ahrefsahrefs.comTrains on your data, no opt-out
Terms say "we may use User Content, including any content you provide to us in connection with your use of AI Tools, to train our machine learning models"; no opt-out found.
- Amazon Q Developeramazon.comCompany-wide policy
Policy text is shared across multiple company products — not verified as specific to this tool.
- Base44base44.comTrains on your data, no opt-out
Terms licence Customer Data and Generated Output "for the purpose of maintaining, providing and improving the Platform", including to "(5) train Company software tools (e.g. artificial intelligence and machine learning models)"; no training opt-out.
- Trains by default, you can opt out
Bolt.new links to StackBlitz's policy, which covers "the Bolt application ( www.Bolt.new )": "Unless you opt out and subject to the regional and consent rules below, we may use Bolt Model Development Content ... to train, fine-tune, evaluate, benchmark, and improve artificial-intelligence models developed by or for StackBlitz." EEA, UK and Swiss accounts: "We do not use Bolt Model Development Content ... for AI model development".
- Bufferbuffer.comPolicy unclear
Asked "Does Buffer scrape my content to train the AI?", Buffer says text entered in AI Assistant "will be shared with OpenAI" but never states whether training happens; legal pages are silent.
- ChatGPTopenai.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"When you use our services for individuals (Free, Plus, Pro), we may use your content to train our models." "To opt out, turn off Improve the model for everyone under Settings > Data controls in ChatGPT, or select Do not train on my content in our Privacy Portal." "By default, we don't use inputs or outputs from ChatGPT Business, ChatGPT Enterprise, ChatGPT Edu, or our API to improve our models." Conversations you give feedback on may still be used.
- Claudeclaude.comTrains by default, you can opt out
Consumer plans (Free, Pro, Max): We may use your Inputs and Outputs to train and improve Anthropic AI models, unless you opt out through your account settings. Commercial plans don't train by default.
- Policy unclear
We retain different types of Personal Data for different periods, depending on the purposes for processing the information, our legitimate business purposes as well as pursuant to legal requirements.
- Cursorcursor.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"If you enable Privacy Mode in Cursor's settings: Customer Data will not be used for training by Cursor. Cursor maintains zero data retention (ZDR) agreements with all providers, and AI model providers will not store or train on your data." "To opt out of training: open Cursor Settings (Mac: Cmd+Shift+J; Windows/Linux: Ctrl+Shift+J), click General in the sidebar, then toggle Privacy Mode on." "If you choose to turn off Privacy Mode: we may use and store codebase data, prompts, editor actions, code snippets, and other code data and actions to improve our AI features and train our models." "Non-ZDR models will be designated as such or require an admin to opt-in to enable the model for your workspace." For teams, Privacy Mode is enabled by default; admins can enforce it organisation-wide. Abuse/risk classifiers may still store flagged prompts per provider policy. Sources: cursor.com/help/security-and-privacy/privacy (fetched 9 November 2026); cursor.com/data-use, last updated 3 September 2026.
- DeepLdeepl.comTrains on your data, no opt-out
Rated on DeepL's free tier: free-tier submissions are used to train and improve DeepL's models, with no opt-out found. For DeepL Pro, API Pro and Write Pro, DeepL says "your texts will not be used to improve the quality of our services."
- DeepSeekdeepseek.comTrains by default, you can opt out
Uses Inputs and Outputs to improve its services; "you can opt out by turning off "Improve the model for everyone"."
- Duck.ai (DuckDuckGo AI Chat)duckduckgo.comDoesn't train on your data
"we have agreements in place with all model providers that further limit how they can use data from these anonymous requests, including not using Prompts and Outputs to develop or improve their models" "your conversations are not used to train chat models by DuckDuckGo or the underlying model providers (for example, Open AI and Anthropic)." "All of our AI features are designed with privacy first—they don't track how you use them or train on your data." "You can choose to share a conversation with us when providing feedback, in which case we store and review it to improve our products." DuckDuckGo states the no-training rule company-wide for its AI features, so this badge on duckduckgo.com does not overclaim for those other AI features. If you choose to share a chat as feedback, DuckDuckGo says it will store and review it to improve its products; that is not stated as training. Listed as Duck.ai (DuckDuckGo AI Chat); product URL https://duck.ai/. Sources: Duck.ai Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, last updated 1 October 2026; the Duck.ai help page and the Optional AI help page have no page date and were fetched 10 November 2026.
- ElevenLabselevenlabs.ioTrains by default, you can opt out
"We use your personal information to research, build, train and improve our AI models." "You can opt out ... by navigating to the 'Data use' menu in the 'Terms and Privacy' section of your ElevenLabs account."
- Figma AIfigma.comTrains by default, you can opt out
Rated on the free Starter plan: "By default, content training is turned on for Starter teams. Admins of a Starter team can toggle off content training at any time in the team's settings." Paid plans: "By default, content training is turned off on Organization and Enterprise plans."
- Doesn't train on your data
We do not use personal information for AI model training and we contractually prohibit our vendors from using this information for their own model training. "We also impose a Zero Data Retention policy for meeting content, which includes audio, video, transcripts, and summaries of the meeting, and Fireflies Talk data. This means that your meeting content and Fireflies Talk data is not: (1) stored by any third-party vendor after processing; (2) accessed by any third-party vendor once the service is completed; or (3) used for training internal or external AI models."
- Frasefrase.ioDoesn't train on your data
"Frase does not use Customer Data to develop or train generalized artificial intelligence or machine learning models".
- Geminigoogle.comCompany-wide policy
Policy text is shared across multiple company products — not verified as specific to this tool.
- GitHub Copilotgithub.comTrains by default, you can opt out
Rated on Copilot Free, Pro and Pro+: "from April 24 onward we will begin using interaction data—specifically inputs, outputs, code snippets, and associated context—from Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ users to train and improve our AI models unless you opt out." Opt out in settings under "Privacy". GitHub says "Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise users are not affected by this update."
- Grammarlygrammarly.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"Product improvements include (1) training and validating our AI and machine learning models." "Product Improvement and Training is on for individual users by default." "For Grammarly Free and Premium Accounts: go to account.grammarly.com/security/privacy and click the Product Improvement and Training toggle to turn it off." "For Grammarly Pro accounts with one user: go to account.grammarly.com/admin/data_settings and click the Product Improvement and Training toggle to turn it off." "Only admins can change the Product Improvement and Training setting for multi-user accounts at account.grammarly.com/admin/data_settings." "When this control is turned off, none of the content a user inputs into an application or website where our product is active will be used for training or product improvement for other users. We may still collect non-content data, such as writing statistics, and may use that data for product improvement and training." Sales/Enterprise/Education (and Sales-purchased Pro/Business): Product Improvement and Training is off by default. Source: Grammarly help article Product Improvement and Training Control; fetched 9 November 2026.
- Granolagranola.aiTrains by default, you can opt out
We only use de-identified data to train AI models, which you can opt-out of within your Granola account settings.
- Not an AI tool
PolicyPeek's training check doesn't apply here: the policy we found shows no sign this is an AI product.
- HeyGenheygen.comTrains by default, you can opt out
HeyGen says it "may use the input that you provide us to improve our services, for example, to train and enhance the models". "You may request to opt-out of this training and enhancement by contacting us". The opt-out is by email, not an account setting.
- HubSpothubspot.comTrains by default, you can opt out
HubSpot "may use customer data ... to train and improve HubSpot's own AI models." "By default, the setting will be turned on." "Super Admins can opt out of AI model training at any time". Same terms on the free CRM.
- Ideogramideogram.aiTrains on your data, no opt-out
User information is used "as a matter of our legitimate interests, including ... training the models that power our Services"; the policy lists opt-outs only for marketing and analytics, not training.
- Intercom Finintercom.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"The Fin CX Models are trained using de-identified customer data (as described below) from production Fin conversation logs." "Conversations between our customers' human agents and their end-users are not used for training." "If you want to opt out of AI model training and fine-tuning, you can request an opt-out through Settings > Workspace > Security > AI model training and fine-tuning." "We will process all customer opt-out requests within 30 days of the submission of your request." Training on Fin conversation content is on by default for standard workspaces (with listed exclusions such as signed BAA, EU/AU regionally hosted workspaces, earlier opt-outs, negotiated contracts signed before September 2025, and trial accounts). The opt-out is workspace-level. Source: Intercom help article dated 8 September 2026.
- InVideoinvideo.ioTrains on your data, no opt-out
"We may use your User Data to train, fine-tune or otherwise adjust the parameters of our artificial intelligence and machine-learning models. You can stop this use by deleting the relevant User Data or closing your account". There's no setting to opt out.
- Jasperjasper.aiPolicy unclear
For the purpose of the GDPR, the Company is the Data Controller.
- JetBrains AI Assistantjetbrains.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"Detailed code-related data can be used for product improvement and training AI models." For the free Non-commercial licence: "We may collect analytics as specified above by default based on our legitimate interest. You may opt out in the product settings."
- Kagikagi.comDoesn't train on your data
When using third party AI model providers, we are using privacy-respecting services that do not save the data or use it for training, whenever possible.
- Kimikimi.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"the platform may use users' input data, instructions, and generated responses for model training." "If you do not want your conversation data to be used for training, you can contact customer support at support@moonshot.cn and submit a request. We will complete the opt-out registration within 5-7 working days after verifying your identity, and will stop using your content for model training." "Account-level opt-out: Per-conversation or per-file opt-out is not currently supported." "Once registration is complete, neither your historical conversation data nor any newly generated data will be included in the model training dataset." Kimi Business (enterprise) data does not enter the model training pipeline by default. Source: kimi.com/en/help/others/data-usage, updated 5 November 2026; fetched 9 November 2026.
- Kling AIkling.aiTrains by default, you can opt out
"Kling AI may process usage data, aggregated data, or Input for its lawful business purposes" including to "(f) create, test, improve, train, or otherwise develop the artificial intelligence or machine learning models, systems, architecture, weights or related technology used by Kling AI in connection with the Services." "If you do not wish us to continue using all or part of the Content, you may notify us to revoke the authorization by sending an email to support@kling.ai." That is a support-only revocation on a default-on licence. The revocation may not reach usage or aggregated data. The privacy policy says nothing about training. Sources: Kling AI User Policy and Privacy Policy, last updated / effective 21 April 2026.
- Lovablelovable.devTrains by default, you can opt out
Trains on Customer Content; "You can opt out of model training at any time in your account settings, on any plan, at no cost". Business/Enterprise content is not trained on.
- Luma AI (Dream Machine)lumalabs.aiTrains on your data, no opt-out
Train, develop, and improve the artificial intelligence, machine learning, and models that we use to support our Services
- Mailchimpmailchimp.comPolicy unclear
"We may use your Inputs and Outputs, including Customer Data, for machine learning purposes in order to develop and improve the AI Model, the Services, and similar products and features, and you instruct us to process Customer Data for such purposes. You may select preferences about your data by visiting your account settings." The only documented setting (Data analytics) never mentions AI, models or training. The published pages do not clearly say whether this use is on by default, or whether that setting would stop it. Sources: Mailchimp Terms, updated 10 October 2025; Mailchimp help page Set account security options, no page date, fetched 10 November 2026.
- Meshymeshy.aiTrains by default, you can opt out
"Meshy may use Customer Inputs and Customer Outputs (collectively, "User Content") from non-Enterprise Customers to train, validate, test, or improve Services unless otherwise agreed to in the Order. You may opt out of such use by contacting support@meshy.ai." Training is on for Free/Pro unless you email support. Enterprise is not trained on under this clause. The opt-out is by email, not an in-product setting. Source: Meshy Terms of Use, last updated 19 September 2026.
- Microsoft Copilotmicrosoft.comCompany-wide policy
Policy text is shared across multiple company products — not verified as specific to this tool.
- Midjourneymidjourney.comTrains on your data, no opt-out
Public Summary of Training Content: "Was data from user interactions with the AI model (e.g. user input and prompts) used to train the model? ☒ Yes" (Text and Image). AB2013 Documentation: "Data from third parties and Midjourney users: Non-public data from third party providers and data our users provide through use of the Midjourney service." No training opt-out found (only robots.txt/crawler controls and CCPA sale/sharing).
- Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat)mistral.aiTrains by default, you can opt out
"your input and output data (such as conversations, documents, and other user-provided content) may be included in Mistral's model training programs." "Vibe: users are not opted out by default and can opt out at any time in their settings."
- Moisesmoises.aiDoesn't train on your data
"MOISES DOES NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO AND WILL NOT USE YOUR USER CONTENT OR OUTPUT TO TRAIN OR FINE-TUNE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OR MACHINE LEARNING MODELS UNLESS YOU HAVE EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED SUCH USE IN WRITING OR VIA AN ELECTRONIC OPT-IN MECHANISM."
- Monday.com AImonday.comDoesn't train on your data
"monday.com does not use Customer Data and/or Content to train artificial intelligence models and does not allow others to do so." "Such data will not be shared with third parties and may be retained by us for up to 60 days." "To clarify, regardless of whether your Admin(s) opts-out, such data will not be used to train models." The admin opt-out covers using interaction data to improve monday.com's Services, not training (which the AI Terms say never happens). Source: monday AI Terms, last updated 5 May 2026.
- n8nn8n.ioDoesn't train on your data
"We do not use any personal data, including data received through any third-party services, for developing, improving, or training AI and/or ML models."
- Notion AInotion.comDoesn't train on your data
By default, neither Notion nor our AI providers use your Customer Data to train any models.
- Trains by default, you can opt out
"training our proprietary AI technology on de-identified audio recordings and on transcriptions (which may contain Personal Information)" "Navigate to Account Settings > Meetings. Scroll down to Feedback and Training. Next to Help improve Otter, set your preference in the drop-down to Don't allow sharing." "If your setting is set to Don't allow sharing, when submitting feedback, Otter will not access your conversation for training and product improvement." "Access to all past conversations will be removed for training. Future conversations will not be used for training." The Meetings > Feedback and Training control is account-wide. The privacy policy (effective 16 June 2026) still lists de-identified audio/transcript training as a processing purpose and does not name that control, so these steps are Otter's documented feedback/training opt-out rather than a claim that every training purpose stops. Sources: help.otter.ai Provide feedback to Otter (updated 26 August 2025); otter.ai/privacy-policy; fetched 9 November 2026.
- Perplexity AIperplexity.aiTrains by default, you can opt out
"For Free, Perplexity Pro and Perplexity Max users, AI Data Retention is enabled by default. However, these users can control whether their data is used for AI model training." "To opt out of AI training: navigate to Account settings, go to the Preferences page, locate the AI data retention toggle (also called AI Data Usage), and toggle it off." "Opt-outs only apply to data collected after the opt-out date. Previously collected training data cannot be deleted or removed." "Enterprise customers' data is never used or retained for training AI models." "Data may still be processed for service operation, legal compliance, and product improvement." Sources: perplexity.ai/help-center Data Collection at Perplexity (last modified 31 August 2026) and Account Settings; fetched 9 November 2026.
- Photoroomphotoroom.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"By using the Services, you acknowledge and expressly authorize Photoroom to use User Content to improve, train and develop Photoroom's products and services." "You can opt-out of this at any time by changing the settings on your account in the app under Data Control."
- Pictory AIpictory.aiDoesn't train on your data
"Pictory will not use your Customer Content or Pictoried Content to train or fine-tune its general artificial intelligence or machine learning models, except as expressly agreed by you in writing."
- Pikapika.artTrains on your data, no opt-out
"Pika may use anonymized or aggregated Content, including Inputs, Outputs, and your interactions with the Service, and Usage Data to train, improve, and develop its machine learning models"; no training opt-out found.
- Poepoe.comTrains on your data, no opt-out
"Developers that create bots and apps on Poe using APIs may view and store your chats on their servers to train their models." Poe account settings cover model providers, not developers; no opt-out for developer training.
- Trains on your data, no opt-out
"We may also analyze your activity, content, media uploads and related data in your account ... to train our algorithms, models and AI products and services using machine learning to develop, improve and provide our Service." The only opt-outs offered are analytics and marketing.
- Replit AIreplit.comPolicy unclear
We may disclose Personal Data to advertising partners to provide you with personalized ads on third-party platforms, which may constitute a 'sale' or 'sharing' of Personal Data. To opt-out of the sale or sharing of Personal Data, use the Do Not Sell link
- Runwayrunway.comTrains on your data, no opt-out
Terms of use: "You acknowledge that Inputs and Outputs may be used by the Company to train and improve its AI models, algorithms and related technology, products and services (including for labeling, classification, content moderation and model training purposes)." The only opt-out in the terms is from arbitration; no training opt-out found.
- Semrushsemrush.comDoesn't train on your data
"Semrush does not train or develop its models, and does not allow its third-party providers to train or develop its models on User Input."
- Slack AIslack.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"We do not develop generative AI models using Customer Data. To develop predictive models for features such as emoji and channel recommendations, our systems analyse Customer Data (e.g. messages, content and files) submitted to Slack as well as Other Information (including usage information)" "If you want to exclude your Customer Data from helping to train Slack global models, you can opt out." "To opt out, please have your org, workspace owners or primary owner contact our Customer Experience team at feedback@slack.com with your workspace/org URL and the subject line 'Slack global model opt-out request'." "Slack will not use Customer Data to train generative AI models unless Customer provides affirmative opt-in consent." "Slack aggregates and disassociates Customer Data such that Slack's use of Customer Data to update the Services will never identify any of our customers or individuals as the source of any of these improvements to any third party, other than to Slack's affiliates or sub-processors." Security for AI features in Slack: "Customer data never leaves Slack-controlled infrastructure and is never used to train large language models (LLMs)." Global predictive-model training is on by default; the workspace-level opt-out must be requested by an owner. Slack does not distinguish free vs paid here. Sources have no page date; privacy principles fetched 8 November 2026 and re-checked 9 November 2026; Security for AI features fetched 9 November 2026.
- Sourcegraph Codysourcegraph.comDoesn't train on your data
Sourcegraph and Sourcegraph Partner LLMs do not use code from Cody Enterprise or Cody Pro teams to train models.
- Stability AI (DreamStudio)stability.aiPolicy unclear
The use of information collected through the Services will be limited to the purpose of providing the Services for which you have paid for
- Sunosuno.comTrains on your data, no opt-out
Uses Submissions and other Content "to train and enhance the models that power our Services". No training opt-out is stated.
- Tabninetabnine.comDoesn't train on your data
"Tabnine has a *no-train-no-retain* policy." and "Tabnine does not train on your code."
- tl;dvtldv.ioDoesn't train on your data
"Tldx Solutions GmbH does not use Customer Content, including meeting recordings, transcripts, notes, files, or other data processed through the Services, to train, fine-tune, or improve foundation models, large language models, or other generative AI models".
- v0vercel.comCompany-wide policy
Company-wide policy, not product-verified — the only available source is Vercel's general Privacy Notice, which was never scoped to v0 specifically and has no v0-specific policy text to verify facts against.
- Windsurfwindsurf.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"By default, we may use your data for model training purposes to improve and enhance the Services." … "After you opt out, your data will not be used for training". Enterprise: never trained on without express prior written consent.
- Writesonicwritesonic.comDoesn't train on your data
"Writesonic does not use Customer Data to train or fine-tune any general-purpose, foundation, or large-language model", which "applies equally to… any Trial or free tier".
- Doesn't train on your data
We do not use the substance of your prompts, files, or generated outputs to train or fine-tune our own models, and our contracts with our large language model providers prohibit them from using it to train their models, except where you have separately opted in.
- Zapierzapier.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"Enterprise customers are automatically opted out of Zapier using their content for model training and improvement purposes. All other customers may opt out at any time."
- Zendesk AIzendesk.comTrains by default, you can opt out
"While most customers instruct Zendesk to train such functionality in order to improve the Services, Customer may opt out of research and model training by contacting Zendesk customer support and identifying the Zendesk subdomains that Customer wishes to be opted out." "we take additional measures to sanitize your data before using it to train any of our models that could be used by other customers." "these features are not trained on Zendesk customer data." The opt-out is for the Zendesk account holder (the business), per subdomain, via Zendesk customer support. People who email a company's Zendesk helpdesk can't opt out themselves. Training is on Zendesk's own non-generative models; third-party generative LLMs don't train on the data. Sources: Supplemental Terms (effective 23 June 2026 for new customers and 23 July 2026 for existing customers; article updated 9 November 2026) and Zendesk AI Data Use Information (updated 27 May 2026).
- Zoom AI Companionzoom.comDoesn't train on your data
Terms of Service (effective 11 August 2023): "Zoom does not use any of your audio, video, chat, screen sharing, attachments or other communications-like Customer Content (such as poll results, whiteboard and reactions) to train Zoom or third-party artificial intelligence models." Privacy Statement (last updated 17 September 2026): "Zoom does not use any of your audio, video, chat, screen sharing, attachments or other communications-like Customer Content (such as poll results, whiteboard and reactions) to train Zoom's or its third-party artificial intelligence models."
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