Privacy

What we store, who else sees it, and how to get rid of it.

Last updated 8 October 2026

TailGPT reads the pages of a website you own and answers questions about them. That means we hold two quite different things: your account, and your website's content. This page says what happens to both.

What we store

Your account

Your name, your email address, and your password — the password only as a bcrypt hash, which cannot be turned back into the password you chose. We record when you last signed in.

Your website's content

The text of the pages you choose, and their addresses. We send that text to OpenAI to be turned into a searchable index, which is what lets your chatbot quote your own pages back to a visitor.

Your chatbots

Their names, roles, colours, greetings, any instructions you write, and a logo if you upload one.

Questions your visitors ask

The question, and the answer we gave. Each one is stored with whether your pages covered it, which of your pages the answer came from, the page of your site it was asked on, and a one-way hash in place of the visitor's IP address - never the address itself. Kept while the account is open; deleted when the account is closed. A business can delete any single conversation at any time. Each visitor's conversation with a chatbot is kept the same way, so it is still there when they come back. A question, with the last few turns of its conversation, is sent to OpenAI to be answered, and diagnostic details may appear briefly in our server logs when something fails.

Details visitors give an agent

When someone chats with a TailGPT agent on one of our customers' websites, the agent may ask for details our customer has chosen - such as a name, phone number or email address - and what the visitor is looking for. These are stored for that customer, shown in their dashboard and emailed to them. Our customer decides what to ask and what to do with it; we process it on their behalf.

Conversation summaries

We use an AI model to write a short summary of each finished conversation, so our customer can see what visitors asked. The summary is stored with the conversation.

Google sign-in and Google Sheets

If you sign in with Google

We receive your name, email address and Google account ID, and use them only to create and sign in to your TailGPT account.

If you connect a Google Sheet

TailGPT creates one spreadsheet in your Google Drive and adds a row to it for each new lead. It cannot see or open any other file in your Drive, and you can disconnect it at any time.

TailGPT's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

What we do not do

  • We do not sell anything about you or your visitors.
  • We do not use your website's content to train anybody's model.
  • We do not read your visitors' questions for advertising, or join them up with anything else about them.
  • We do not put tracking or advertising cookies on your site.

Who else is involved

Running this needs other companies, and they see parts of the above:

  • OpenAI — your pages and each question, to produce an answer.
  • MongoDB Atlas — where the database lives.
  • An email provider — to send confirmation codes and account emails.
  • Razorpay — takes your payments. Your card, UPI or bank details go to Razorpay, not to us; we pass it your name and email address for the checkout.
  • Google — only if you sign in with Google, to confirm your name and email address, or connect a Google Sheet, to hold the leads it is sent (details).

Cookies and analytics

One cookie is ours and always set: the one that keeps you signed in. It cannot be read by JavaScript and is not shared with anybody.

We also use four outside services - three for analytics and one for advertising - and they set cookies of their own.

All four run for every visitor to this website and to the TailGPT app, from the first page you open. Creating an account or signing in means you agree to that.

What each one is for:

  • Mixpanel — which parts of the product get used, and where people get stuck.
  • Google Analytics — how people found this site.
  • Microsoft Clarity — anonymous recordings of how pages are used, with text hidden. It never runs on our admin pages.
  • Meta — whether our Facebook and Instagram ads led to a sign-up or purchase. We tell Meta when you sign up, start a trial, subscribe, buy a top-up or ask about a custom plan, and the amount, with a scrambled (hashed) copy of your email address, your IP address and your browser, so Meta can match it to an ad you saw. Card and payment details are never shared. We also note on your account which campaign brought you to us.

We also record what happens in your account on our own servers — plans bought, limits reached, questions answered. That is how the service is run and billed, it sets no cookie, and it is covered by this notice.

The chat bubble on a customer's website sets no cookie at all, and none of these four services runs there.

How long we keep it

Your account and your website's content stay until you remove them. Deleting a chatbot removes it and its logo. Closing your account signs you out everywhere, stops your chatbots answering and cancels your plan, so you are not charged again. We do not delete a closed account on our own: the record stays so it can be reopened, and so one email address cannot get a second free preview. Ask us and we will erase it.

Your visitors' questions, answers and conversations: kept while the account is open; deleted when the account is closed. A business can delete any single conversation at any time.

Your visitors

The bubble on your website is yours, not ours. We never ask your visitors for a name, an email address or a login, and we do not identify them. The bubble keeps a random id in the visitor's browser so a returning visitor sees their own conversation; it is not linked to anything else about them. If your own privacy policy needs to mention us, the honest summary is: questions typed into the chat bubble are sent to TailGPT and to OpenAI to be answered from that website's own pages; TailGPT keeps each question, answer and conversation, so the visitor can pick it up again. Kept while the account is open; deleted when the account is closed. A business can delete any single conversation at any time.

Asking us for a copy, or for deletion

Write to [email protected] from the address on the account. We will send you what we hold, or erase it, within 30 days.