Last updated · July 27, 2026
Privacy Policy
Memora is a memory layer: its whole job is to hold things you tell it. That makes privacy the product, not a compliance page. This policy says in plain words what we store, where it goes, and how you get rid of it.
01What you give us
Your account details and the things you type. Nothing else.
- Account: your email address, a display name, and a password. Passwords are stored only as bcrypt hashes — we cannot read them.
- Content: the conversations you have in the app, the messages inside them, and any memories you create or edit by hand.
02What Memora creates from your content
Memories, the vectors that make them searchable, and usage counts.
When you chat, Memora extracts the facts worth keeping into memories (episodic and semantic). Each memory gets a vector embedding so it can be found later by meaning, not just by keyword. Every memory is visible on your Memories page — there is no hidden store.
We also count usage against your plan (memories stored, retrievals per month) and keep standard server logs — IP address and request timestamps — for rate limiting and abuse prevention.
03Where your data goes
A model provider to generate replies, a vector database to store embeddings, Stripe to take payment. No ad networks, no analytics trackers, no selling data.
- Model providers: your conversation content is sent to the configured language-model provider (OpenAI, Google Gemini, or Groq) to generate replies and embeddings. We do not use your content to train models.
- Vector storage: embeddings live in Qdrant, the vector database Memora runs on.
- Payments: paid plans are billed through Stripe. Your card details go to Stripe directly; Memora never sees or stores them.
That is the whole list. Memora contains no advertising SDKs, no third-party analytics, and no tracking pixels, and we do not sell or share your data with anyone for marketing.
05Your controls
Read, edit, delete, export — everything, any time.
- Every memory can be read, edited, or deleted from the Memories page.
- Conversations can be deleted from the sidebar.
- Settings → Export downloads everything Memora knows about you as a JSON file.
- Settings → Delete account permanently removes your account, conversations, and memories.
06Self-hosting and local mode
Run it yourself and your data never leaves your machine.
Memora is local-first by design. If you self-host it (including local embeddings mode), your conversations, memories, and vectors stay on infrastructure you control, and the processor list above shrinks to whatever you configure.
07Retention and deletion
We keep your data while your account exists. Deleting is real deleting.
Your content is retained while your account is active so your memory keeps working. When you delete a memory, a conversation, or your whole account, it is removed from our live systems — deletion is permanent and there is no recovery window, so export first if you want a copy.
08Changes and contact
If this policy changes meaningfully, the date above changes with it.
We will update the “last updated” date at the top whenever this policy changes in a way that matters. Questions about privacy or your data: contact email — set before launch