Privacy
Last updated 6 November 2026
Wisxia is a service you talk to, so most of what it holds is either something you typed or something you asked it to keep. This page says what that is in plain terms. The service is operated by Wisxia LLC, which is responsible for the information described below.
What is stored
Your account details and how to sign you in. The records you create and anything you ask Wisxia to keep. Your conversations, because the next turn of a conversation cannot be answered without the last one. Files you upload. If you connect another service, the details needed to reach it, with any password or key encrypted so it cannot be read back from storage. If you connect a GPS tracker, the positions and readings it sends, so you can see where it is and where it has been.
Why it is stored
To run the thing you built, to continue a conversation you started, to sign you in, and to find out what went wrong when something breaks. Not to build a profile of you, and not to sell.
Who else processes it
Wisxia uses third-party providers to run the language and media models behind the conversation, to store uploaded files, and to send mail and messages on your instruction. What you write in a conversation may be sent to one of those model providers in order to answer it. We will name the current list on request; it changes as providers come and go, and a list printed on a page would be out of date before it was read.
Accounts you connect
You can connect accounts you hold elsewhere — social networks, video channels, mail, messaging, your listings on Google Search and Maps, an advertising account — so Wisxia can act on them when you ask. When you connect one, you sign in on that service's own page and approve what Wisxia may do; Wisxia never sees that password. What it receives is a permission (an access token) and the information needed for what you asked: your profile name and picture, the pages or channels you choose, and — only when you ask for them — your posts, their comments and replies, their statistics, and messages. It uses them to publish what you approve, to show you how your posts are doing, to answer or moderate comments on your instruction, and to read or send messages you ask about. It does not post, reply or send anything without your instruction, it does not use what it reads to advertise to you or to anyone else, and it does not sell or share it. Tokens are encrypted before they are stored.
You can disconnect any account in the app, which deletes its token and what Wisxia stored from it. You can also remove Wisxia's access from the other service's own settings at any time — for example in your Facebook or Instagram settings under apps and websites, or in your Google Account under third-party connections (https://myaccount.google.com/permissions).
Information from Google
Wisxia’s use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy (https://developers.google.com/terms/api-services-user-data-policy), including the Limited Use requirements. Information from Google is used only to provide the features you use it for, is not used for advertising, is not sold, and is not read by people except with your permission, for security, or where the law requires it.
Wisxia uses YouTube API Services when you connect a YouTube channel. By using those features you agree to the YouTube Terms of Service (https://www.youtube.com/t/terms), and Google’s handling of the information is described in the Google Privacy Policy (https://policies.google.com/privacy).
How long
Your records and your account stay until you delete them or delete the account. Conversations are kept so they can be continued and so faults can be traced. Information from a connected account is kept while it is connected and deleted when you disconnect it. Logs are kept for a limited period and then rotated.
What you can do
Export your records at any time. Ask what is held about you, or for it to be corrected. Delete your account yourself, in the Account section of the app, if you choose not to continue — that deletes your account, your records, your conversations, your files and every connected account's token, as described below.
Deleting your account and data
Your account and everything in it are yours to delete. If you choose not to continue with Wisxia, you can delete your account yourself, at any time, and you do not need to give a reason. To do it:
- Sign in at https://app.wisxia.ai.
- Open the Account section.
- Choose Delete account, and confirm.
Before you do, you can export your records from the app — once the account is deleted there is nothing left to export.
Your account and sign-in details; the apps you built, their records and files; your conversations; and every account you connected — its token and everything Wisxia stored from it. Deletion starts at once. Copies kept in backups are removed as those backups are replaced, within 30 days. We keep only what the law requires us to keep, and only for as long as it requires.
To remove a single account you connected to Wisxia, disconnect it in the app. Its access and the information Wisxia stored from it are deleted, and the rest of your account stays as it is.
You can also remove Wisxia’s access from the settings of the service you connected, where it lists the apps that can use your account. Wisxia then can no longer reach that account, and what it stored from it is deleted when you disconnect it in the app or delete your Wisxia account.
If you cannot sign in, or would rather we did it, write to support@wisxia.com from the address on your account and say you want your account and data deleted. We confirm by email when it is done.
Cookies and local storage
Enough to keep you signed in and to remember which theme and language you chose. No advertising trackers. This website — the pages you are reading now — sets nothing at all and runs no script.
Security
Everything travels over TLS. Anything you hand over to reach another service — a password, a key — is encrypted before it is stored and is never shown back to you or printed in a conversation.
Children
Wisxia is not meant for children under 13, and we do not knowingly hold information about them as account holders. If you believe a child has made an account, write to us and it will be deleted.
Asking us about this
Write to support@wisxia.com, or ask in the app — a privacy question is one Wisxia can pass to us, and it arrives with the account it came from.
Written in plain language rather than legal language, which is a choice about readability and not a legal opinion. If you need a position you can rely on for something specific, ask us before you rely on it.