Privacy

Last updated 27 October 2026 · Binary Leap OÜ, Tallinn, Estonia

MeYou is a companion that remembers. Remembering means keeping what you say, so this page is about exactly what is kept, where it lives, who can reach it, and how to have it gone.

What we keep

• Your conversations. What you say and what MeYou answers, by voice, in the app's chat, or on WhatsApp. Spoken words are turned into text; the audio itself is not stored. How you sounded (calm or excited, for instance) is read from your voice on our own server as three numbers and kept with what you said, so MeYou can answer the way a person would.
• What MeYou learns from them. Facts drawn from your conversations, such as your dog's name, where you live and what you are working on, so it can bring them back later.
• Your account. Email address, phone number, the name you asked to be called, time zone, language and your settings.
• Where you are, roughly. The name of the area ("Old Town, Tallinn"), the place you are at if there is one, and your position rounded to about a kilometre, never your doorstep. Only while you leave location on. With it on, the phone also watches in the background, with the app closed, for when you arrive at or leave a place, so MeYou can be there at the right moment; it works that out on the phone and sends us only the rounded position and the place. To name the area, your phone asks OpenStreetMap; nothing that says whose position it is goes with it.
• What you send. Photos and documents you share with MeYou, and what it read in them.
• Reminders, notes and mail you asked MeYou to keep or send, your journal and the goals you set.
• What you connect, if you connect it. Your inbox, calendar and contacts from Google or Microsoft, and the YouTube channels you follow. MeYou reads them to tell you what matters, and keeps what it read: a mail's sender and gist, the events, a copy of your contacts to find who you mean.
• Your phone's contacts, if you let MeYou see them, so "call Emre" finds Emre.
• Your devices, as the token that lets us send them a notification, and the version of the app on them.
• A waitlist address, if you leave one. The e-mail address typed into the form on the front page, and the day it arrived. Nothing else is taken with it, no name and no address of your machine, and it is used for one message, when there is a number for you. It is not sold, not given to anyone, and not added to a mailing list. Ask at ask@meyou.ai and it is deleted.

What we never keep

• Recordings of your voice, except for the few testers who agreed to have their calls kept to tune how MeYou hears. A room you ask MeYou to listen to is kept as a written note, not as sound.
• Your exact coordinates.
• Payment card details. There are no payments in MeYou today.

Where it lives

Every person's memory sits in databases of their own, not in a shared table with a column saying whose row it is. Our servers are in the European Union. Some of the services below are in the United States, and what they receive for their part is processed there.

Who else sees it

MeYou is built on a small number of services, and each sees only the part it needs to do its job:

• LeapMemory stores your memory and finds what is relevant. Also ours, and under the same isolation.
• Anthropic, via OpenRouter writes MeYou's replies. Receives the conversation and what it needs to answer it: the name you go by, and, when it bears on the answer, a mail, a calendar entry or a document of yours.
• ElevenLabs turns your speech into text and MeYou's text into speech.
• Twilio carries phone calls and sends the code that proves your number.
• Meta carries WhatsApp messages, under WhatsApp's own terms.
• Resend delivers the mail MeYou sends you or sends for you.
• Google, for signing in and for notifications to your phone (Firebase), and, only if you open that door yourself, for what you allowed: reading your inbox, reading and adding to your calendar, reading your contacts, and seeing the YouTube channels you follow. Revocable at any time in the app.
• Microsoft, only if you connect Outlook: reading your mail, reading and adding to your calendar, reading your contacts. Revocable at any time in the app.
• Apple, for signing in, if you sign in with Apple.
• Supadata fetches the captions of a public video MeYou reads for you. It is given the video, not you.
• OpenStreetMap turns a position into a place, and says what is on around it. Asked by your phone, not by us, and only while you leave location on. It is asked where, never who.

Nobody else. Your conversations are not sold, not used for advertising, and not used to train anyone's models.

Google user data

MeYou's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. What MeYou reads from your Google account is used only to give you MeYou's features, is never used for advertising, is not sold, is not used to train AI models, and is not read by a person unless you ask us to look into a problem, it is needed for security, or the law requires it.

Reading and deleting

Everything MeYou knows about you is visible in the app, in plain sentences, and can be deleted there, one memory or all of it. Deleting a conversation also removes what was learned from it. Closing your account removes everything at once, from Account in the app; how that works is set out on its own page. If you cannot reach the app, write to ask@meyou.ai.

How long

Memories are kept until you delete them, because a companion that forgets on a schedule is not one. Everything is removed when your account is closed.

Your rights

Under the GDPR you may ask for a copy of your data, its correction, its deletion, or for us to stop processing it. Write to ask@meyou.ai and you will hear from a person. If you are not satisfied, you may complain to the Estonian Data Protection Inspectorate.

Children

MeYou is for adults. It is not built or marketed for anyone under 18.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that matters, MeYou will say so in the app before the change applies.

Who we are

Binary Leap OÜ, Tallinn, Estonia. Written to at ask@meyou.ai.