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Subprocessors

Every third party that touches your data.

Named individually rather than grouped, because a category like 'AI providers' does not tell you whose terms your content is subject to. Keep this list current as vendors change.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

Neon: database

Serverless Postgres holding every application record: accounts, posts, voice profiles, encrypted access tokens, logs, and billing metadata.

Clerk: authentication

Identity, sessions, sign-in and sign-up. Holds your name, email address and authentication activity.

Vercel: hosting

Serves the application and runs its server functions. Processes request metadata including IP addresses in its platform logs.

Google (Gemini): AI generation

Post generation, profile audits, relevance scoring and voice synthesis. Receives the text being worked on and the voice context needed to produce it.

DeepSeek: AI generation

The fallback model for the same generation paths, used when the primary provider is unavailable. Receives the same content.

Resend: email

Transactional and lead-magnet email. Receives your email address and the message body.

Upstash (QStash): job scheduling

Carries signed scheduling messages that trigger publishing and refresh jobs. Receives job identifiers, not post content.

Razorpay: payments

Subscription checkout, renewals, cancellation and billing events. Receives your name, email address and payment details, which never reach our own database.

Google Analytics: usage measurement

Page-view analytics on the marketing site, active only where a measurement id is configured. Receives standard web analytics data including IP address and user agent.

X, LinkedIn and Bluesky: publishing destinations

Not subprocessors in the usual sense, but worth naming: when you publish, the content and the API call go to the platform you chose, under its own terms and privacy policy.

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