Privacy

Last updated 4 September 2026.

Eaves records conversations you choose to record, turns them into notes, and sends those notes where you ask. This page says what it holds, who else sees it, and how to get rid of it.

What Eaves holds

Your email address, and your phone number if you give one for SMS delivery.
An access key for your account, stored as a hash.
Recorded audio, until the summary is written. Audio is deleted after that unless you turn the option off in Settings.
Transcripts, notes, speaker names and action items, until you delete them.

Who else sees it

Eaves is not the only party that touches your recording. These are all of them.

Cloudflare	Runs the service and stores audio, transcripts and notes.
Soniox	Turns audio into text. Older recordings used Deepgram.
OpenRouter	Writes the summary from the transcript.
Resend	Sends sign in links and emailed notes.
Twilio	Sends notes by SMS, only if you turn SMS delivery on.
Telegram	Sends notes to your chat, only if you link an account.

Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared for advertising. There is no analytics or tracking in the app.

Recording other people

Recording law differs by country and by state. Some places need every person in the conversation to agree. Eaves does not check this for you. Tell people they are being recorded before you start.

Getting rid of it

Delete any note from the app and its audio, transcript and summary go with it.
Turn on "Delete audio after summary" in Settings so audio never lingers.
Rotate your key in Settings to sign every other device out.
To delete your whole account, email kitfunsoltd@gmail.com and say so.

On your phone

Audio that has not uploaded yet is held on the phone until it does, so a dead network never loses a recording. It is deleted as soon as the server has it.

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