Claude Bot · last updated 11 September 2026
Claude Bot is software you install and run on your own computer. There is no Claude Bot service, no account to create, and no server that receives your data. This policy describes what the software does with the data it touches while running on your machine.
If you connect a Google account, Claude Bot requests only the access it needs for the features you use:
Google user data is used solely to produce the summaries and perform the filing you asked for. It is not sold, not used for advertising, not used to train any model, and not shared with anyone — with one exception you control, described next.
To write a summary, Claude Bot sends the relevant text to the AI model you have configured. That may be a model running locally on your own machine, in which case nothing leaves it, or a hosted provider such as Anthropic or OpenRouter, in which case the text of the items being summarised is sent to that provider under their terms. You choose which provider each job uses, and you can choose a local model to keep everything on your machine.
Claude Bot runs locally and listens only on the machine it is installed on. Its data folder is protected by that computer's own user account and disk encryption; anyone with access to the machine has access to the data, so it should be run on a computer only you use.
Claude Bot is not intended for use by children under 13.
If this policy changes, the date above changes with it. Because the software runs on your machine, a change here never alters what a version you have already installed does.