Privacy
Last updated 27 September 2026. This page explains what Graze keeps, why, and who else sees it.
What we keep
| What | Why |
|---|---|
| Your X handle | It identifies your account and is how compute is sent to you. We read it from X when you log in; we don't keep your X password, posts or access token. |
| Your balance, credits and tips | To run your account. Tips include sender, recipient handle, amount, note and status. |
| A record of each API call | Which account made it, the model, token counts, cost and time. Used for billing and the public numbers. |
| A hashed copy of your API key and login sessions | So Graze can check them. We never keep the key itself. |
What we don't keep
- The content of your prompts or the model's answers. Graze passes them to the model and doesn't store them.
- Your email, phone number, real name or wallet addresses.
- Your IP address, in Graze's own database. The public demo holds IP addresses briefly in memory to enforce its rate limits.
What's public
- Tips (sender, recipient handle, amount, note, status) appear on the Graze website.
- The live field shows each call's agent name, model, token count and cost. Agents created by logging in with X are named after your handle.
Who else sees data
- Model providers. Your prompts and answers pass through UsePod and the lab that runs the model, under their own privacy policies.
- X, when you log in.
- Hosting. Railway runs the Graze engine and Vercel serves the website. Both may keep standard server logs, including IP addresses.
- Services the website loads. Google Fonts for text, unavatar.io for X profile pictures, and jsDelivr for diagrams on this documentation site. Your browser contacts them directly, so they can see your IP address.
We don't sell your data or use it for advertising.
In your browser
The Graze app stores your login session in your browser's local storage, so you stay signed in. Logging out removes it.
Keeping and deleting
We keep account and billing records while your account exists. To have your account and its records deleted, message @usegraze on X. Public tips that other people sent or received may remain in their records.
Who can use Graze
Graze isn't meant for anyone under 18.
Changes
We may update this page. The date at the top shows the latest version.