Omny

Privacy

What stays on your computer, and what is sent where.

Omny is built to keep your data with you. "We" means Wunison, the maker of Omny.

What stays on your computer

  • your conversations, facts, documents and settings, in a database on your computer;
  • your project files, which Omny reads and changes only inside the folder you linked;
  • your API keys.

We do not receive any of it.

What is sent, and to whom

  • To the AI provider you chose: your message and the parts of your project the model needs for the answer, straight from your computer to that provider, under its own privacy policy. With a local model, nothing leaves your computer.
  • To our payment provider, Lemon Squeezy, when you buy: your payment and contact details, handled under its policy. We receive your email and the order, to give you the license and support.
  • License checks: when you activate a license, and about once a day while you use Omny, the app sends your license key and the name of your computer to Lemon Squeezy to confirm that the license is valid. Nothing else.
  • To GitHub: to check whether a new version of Omny exists (you can turn this off in Settings), and to download updates.
  • To web pages you ask Omny to read.

What Omny does not do

  • no account or sign-in;
  • no telemetry, analytics or tracking of how you use Omny;
  • no sending your conversations, files or keys to us.

Reporting a problem

"Report a problem" opens a new issue on GitHub, filled in with the version, your system and the last few errors. Nothing is sent by Omny: you read the text, edit it and send it yourself, or close it. Errors are kept in memory only, with your home folder and anything that looks like a key hidden.

This website

The site you are reading has no analytics and sets no cookies of its own.

Your rights and contact

You can ask us what we hold about you (your email and orders), to correct it or to delete it, by writing to support@wunison.com. Payment data is held by Lemon Squeezy; ask it directly, or through us.

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