Privacy

Your data, your control.

Last updated: 2026-06-01 · Version 1.0.0

We built Tandem North because we got tired of being the product. So we made the kind of personal AI we'd want to use ourselves — one where you stay in charge.

Here's what that means. No fine-print games.

What we see, and what we don't

When you connect an account — your inbox, calendar, work tools — Tandem North looks at it so it can help you find what matters and quiet what doesn't.

We keep these things, because the product needs them:

We never keep the full bodies of your messages. We pull them live from the source when we need to and let them go when we're done.

We never look at things you've marked sensitive. If a thread is in your vulnerable category — a custody conversation, a divorce inbox, a therapist's message, anything you've flagged — we surface it to you and nothing else. We don't draft replies for it. We don't read it aloud. We don't send it to any AI. We don't expose it to any add-on. You handle it yourself, on your terms.

What we will never do

What you can do, anytime

Where your data lives

On Netlify's servers, encrypted at rest with a key derived just for you — your encrypted data is unreadable even to someone with another tenant's key. Your auth tokens are stored the same way.

We use Anthropic's Claude as the AI behind Tandem. Anthropic's API does not use your data to train their models (it's their default).

How Google data is handled, specifically

Tandem North's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

We request these Google scopes and use them for exactly what's described above — no more:

Specifically: we do not use your Google data for advertising, do not use it to train AI models, do not sell or transfer it for any commercial purpose, and do not share it with third parties except as strictly needed to provide the service (Anthropic's no-training API for AI features). Humans at Tandem North do not read your Google data except (a) with your explicit permission to debug a problem you've reported, (b) where required by law, or (c) to investigate abuse or violations of these terms.

When this changes

If we update this statement in a way that matters, we'll show it to you next time you log in and ask you to accept the new version. The old version is kept in your activity log so you can always see what you agreed to and when.

Built to keep, not capture

That's the whole shape of it. If something here is unclear, write us at hello@tandemnorth.ai and we'll explain it in plain language, not lawyer-speak.

— The Tandem North team