Tiles Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 15, 2026
Tiles Privacy is a private, local‑first AI assistant. This policy explains how Tiles Privacy handles your data across the desktop app and this website.
Your Data Stays Local
Tiles Privacy operates entirely on your device. All data, including your memory, preferences, and usage patterns, remains on your local machine. We do not have access to your data, and we do not collect it.
No Product Tracking
The Tiles app does not include product analytics, telemetry, or tracking pixels. We do not monitor how you use the app or receive your prompts, responses, memories, or files.
No Data Collection
The Tiles app does not collect, store, or transmit your personal information to us. This includes your identity, location, device information, usage statistics, and any content you create with Tiles.
Open Source Transparency
Tiles is open source. You can review the source code to verify our privacy claims. The codebase is publicly available and auditable.
Website Privacy
If you select Accept in our analytics notice, we use Vercel Web Analytics to understand aggregate website traffic and improve our marketing, book, and blog pages. It may process the page visited, referrer, approximate country, browser, operating system, and device type. Vercel Web Analytics does not use cookies, does not store your IP address, and does not track you across websites or days. It never receives information about your activity in the Tiles app.
Before you accept, or after you reject or withdraw consent, the analytics script does not run. We store your analytics choice in your browser for up to six months so we can respect it. You can change that choice at any time using Analytics choices in the website footer.
We do not use advertising cookies or build visitor profiles. Other preferences that you choose, such as the site theme, may also be stored locally in your browser so the website works as expected.
Your Control
You have complete control over your data. You can delete it at any time, export it, or stop using Tiles entirely. Your data belongs to you.