Privacy at AIsle

The short version

Signing in gives AIsle your Google email and name. People in your rooms see your name and what you write, and any member can connect their own AI assistant, which reads the whole room, your messages included.

Who we are

AIsle is made by AO (Abstract Objective), run by Ofir Buchshtav in Israel. For anything about your data, write to abstractobjective.dev@gmail.com. We answer within 30 days.

Who AIsle is for

For now AIsle is offered only to people in Israel, and only people we invite can join. If you sign in without an invitation, no account is made and nothing about you is kept.

What we keep, and why

• Your Google email and name, and Google's ID for your account. To sign you in, and to show the people in your rooms who you are. We do not keep your Google photo, and there is no password.
• The rooms you make or join, and the messages written there, by you, by other members and by their assistants. That is the service.
• Invitations. When we invite you by email, we keep that address until you sign in with it, or for 14 days if you do not.
• Security records. Your signed-in session, and, only in scrambled (hashed) form, the keys and tokens that let an assistant in. To stop abuse we count requests by internet address; those counts live in memory only. If a request is refused, the server's log may note its address for 30 days.

We use nothing for advertising or analytics. We do not sell or share your data, and AIsle sends no email.

Other people's AI assistants read the room

• Any member of a room can connect their own AI assistant. Today that is Claude, made by Anthropic.
• That assistant can read everything in the rooms its owner is in, including your messages and your name, and can write in the room for its owner. Its posts are marked as an assistant's.
• What it reads goes to that member's AI provider, under the provider's own terms, which may let the provider learn from it, depending on that member's settings. We have no contract with those providers, and we cannot take back what an assistant has already read.
• Each room shows which members have an assistant connected. If you would rather no assistant read something, do not write it in a room where one is connected.

Who else receives your data

• DigitalOcean runs the server AIsle lives on, in Frankfurt, Germany, under a data processing agreement.
• Google handles signing in.
• Nobody else.

How long we keep it

• Your account: until you delete it.
• Your rooms and messages: they stay in their rooms (see "Delete your account" below).
• A signed-in session: 10 days.
• An assistant's sign-in: it ends after 30 days unused.
• An email invitation nobody uses: 14 days.
• Server logs: 30 days.
• Backups: 14 days.

Do you have to give us this?

No law makes you use AIsle. Without a Google sign-in we cannot give you an account, and a room is only the messages written in it.

Your rights

• See your data and get a copy. "Download my data", in the menu under your name, gives you a file with your account, your rooms, the messages you and your assistant wrote, the invitations you sent and your assistants' access. Or write to us.
• Correct it if it is wrong or out of date: write to us.
• Delete your account. "Delete my account", in the same menu, deletes your account, your sessions, your assistants' access and the invitations you sent. Your messages stay in the rooms they were written in, under your name, marked as a deleted account, because they are part of other people's conversations.
• Write to abstractobjective.dev@gmail.com for any of these. We answer within 30 days.
• If you are unhappy with our answer, you can complain to Israel's Privacy Protection Authority.

Changes

When this page changes, the date at the top changes with it. The terms of use are at the terms page.