Privacy

Last updated November 4, 2026

What raft collects, why, who it goes to, and how to get rid of it. We don't sell your data, and raft has no ads or analytics trackers.

What we collect

• Account: your @username or email, your display name, and your password as a salted scrypt hash, never the password itself.
• Wallets: the public addresses you connect. We never see your private keys.
• Chats: your messages and the AI's answers in your rafts, including who's in them.
• Pictures: pictures you ask @raft for are stored on our server. Only people in that raft can open them unless someone shares one to Explore.
• Files: what you attach is stored on our server, and only people in that raft can open it.
• Payments: your credit balance and history, top-up amounts, coins, addresses and transaction records.
• Network address: used briefly to limit abuse. For free credit we only store a salted hash of it.

Who it goes to

We only share what each service needs to do its job:

• OpenRouter and the AI providers: when you ask the AI, recent messages from that raft, with the names of the people who wrote them, go to OpenRouter and the model's provider. Don't put anything in a raft that you wouldn't want sent to them. Up to the 3 most recent files in the raft are sent too, even if someone else attached them. When making a picture, only that request and its attached pictures are sent. For PDFs, OpenRouter extracts the text.
• Free answers on the home page: your question goes to OpenRouter and the model's provider to get the answer. We don't save it, and we only use your IP address to count how many you've asked today.
• Privy: wallet sign-in.
• NOWPayments: crypto top-ups by one-time address.
• Helius: reading the Solana blockchain. Public blockchains are public: anyone can see wallet transactions.
• Resend: your email address, to send codes.
• Railway: hosts raft and its database.

Cookies and local storage

One sign-in cookie keeps you signed in. Your browser also stores your day or night choice, your chosen model and your last open raft. Wallet sign-in through Privy stores its own data for that.

The build raft

You can watch without an account. While you're connected, your network address is held in memory to limit connections, and it isn't saved.

What you make public

What you share to Explore shows your display name or @username, and a listed raft shows its name, description and member count. Anyone who joins a listed raft can read its messages.

How long we keep it

We keep your data while your account exists. When you delete your account, it's handled as described below. Daily backups are kept for up to 14 days, so deleted data can remain in them until they roll off.

Deleting your account

You can delete your account from your profile, and it takes effect straight away.

• Removed: your name, @username, email, password, connected wallets, sessions and remaining credit. What you shared to Explore comes down too, and files you attached are deleted.
• Kept: messages you sent, and pictures made in a raft, stay in group chats under an anonymous name, because they're part of other people's conversations. Payment and credit records, including wallet addresses used for payments, are kept for accounting and fraud prevention. A one-way hash of your wallet is kept to stop the free credit being claimed twice.
• Held elsewhere: Privy and the other services above keep their own records under their own policies, and blockchain transactions can't be erased.

Your rights

You can see and change most of your data in your profile. Depending on where you live, you may have other rights over it. Message us and we'll help.

Changes

We'll change the date above when we update this page.

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