Nito Stores Nothing
Prompts, responses, reasoning, tool payloads, attachment contents, and attestation evidence are used to serve the request and are never stored. Conversation history lives on your device: encrypted in your browser for the Browser App, in a dedicated Nito profile on your machine for Plugin sessions. A record of each call, with no content in it, is kept to run and bill the service: the account, the model, the privacy level, token counts, cost, latency, and time. Product analytics keep the same fields for 180 days.What the Provider Keeps
Who Can See What
Retention is separate from visibility. Who sees a prompt depends on the surface.
Keeping a prompt from your harness is about the command. Keeping it out of your browser history is about Incognito chat. Keeping it from the provider is about the model’s level.
Web Search and Fetch
Nito runs web search and fetch as its own step before the model call, then strips the tool, so the model call keeps its privacy level. The search query is generated from your prompt, redacted of secrets, email addresses, phone and card numbers, network addresses, and long numeric IDs, then sent to a search provider. The redaction is pattern-based and best-effort: free-form context from the prompt can still appear in the query. Turn the tools off for a prompt when that matters. At Encrypted, hosted search and fetch cannot run inside the encrypted request, so the Browser App grounds the prompt with a browser-side step before encrypting. See Encrypted.Confirming It
A Confidential or Encrypted call produces attestation evidence you can verify. See How Attestation Works.Related
Privacy Levels
The four levels.
Privacy in the Browser App
Classic and Incognito chats.
What Each Command Protects
The Plugin, command by command.

