Privacy Policy

LazyEight is made by Lazy Eight LLC, a Colorado company (“we”, “us”). This policy says what happens to your data when you use LazyEight and this website. It describes what the software does today. When that changes, this page changes at the same time.

The short version

LazyEight runs on your Mac. You do not have an account with us, and the software sends us nothing: no analytics, no crash reports, no usage data. The one server we run passes messages between your iPhone and your Mac, sealed so that we cannot read them.

What stays on your Mac

• Your agents, their settings, their conversations and their routines.
• Files, notes and synced documents in your library.
• Passwords you give an agent. Each agent keeps them in its own macOS keychain, and the AI model never sees them.
• The keys for services you connect.

When data leaves your Mac

Only for things you set up, and only to the service involved:

• Websites your agents visit. An agent's browser talks to websites the way your own browser does. It is Google Chrome, which also contacts Google for its own updates and Safe Browsing.
• Cloud AI models you add. If you add a model that runs outside your Mac, with your own key, the messages of chats that use it go to that provider under its policy. Data from connected accounts and files marked local-only go to models on your Mac only. Other private data goes only to models on your Mac or to private models you set up.
• Accounts you connect. Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar and Notion are read with your own credentials and synced to your Mac. LazyEight only reads them and never changes them. Google access is read-only. For Notion, give your integration read-only capabilities.
• Texting your agents. If you turn on messaging through Telegram, those messages pass through Telegram's servers under its policy.
• The iPhone app. Your phone and your Mac exchange messages through our relay, which runs on Cloudflare. Every message is end-to-end encrypted with a key that exists only on your two devices: you pair them by scanning a code your Mac shows, and the key never passes through the relay. The relay can see when your phone and Mac talk, from which internet addresses, and roughly how big each message is. It cannot see what is in them, and it keeps no record of them. Face ID approvals are signed by a key that never leaves your phone.

What we never do

• Sell or share your data.
• Show ads, or track you across apps and websites.
• Use your data to train AI models.

This website

This site sets no cookies and runs no analytics. It is hosted by Cloudflare, which processes basic request data, such as IP addresses, to serve and protect the site under its own privacy policy.

Children

LazyEight is not intended for children under 13.

Contact

Questions about this policy: privacy@lazyeight.app.