Does Audiee use my meetings to train AI models?
No. Audiee does not train models on your meetings, and the providers it uses process your data under terms that exclude training. Two kinds of data leave your Mac. Audio is streamed to a transcription provider during a meeting and returned as text; Audiee's servers keep no copy. When you ask a question or request a summary, the relevant text is sent to a language-model provider for that request and is not used for training. Everything else, the transcripts, summaries, knowledge base and the small memory files Audiee keeps about you, stays on your Mac as Markdown you can read, edit or delete. Audiee holds only your email and plan. You can see the memories in Chat → Memory and delete any of them. This matters for founders protecting roadmap discussions, lawyers and consultants under confidentiality, and anyone whose employer forbids uploading meeting content to AI services that learn from it. Read the privacy page, and if your compliance team needs it in writing, email hello@audiee.ai.
Checked September 2026. Numbers about other products link to the page they came from.
Key facts
- Audiee: no training on user content; no cloud copy of transcripts or notes.
- Transcription provider: receives audio during capture, returns text; not retained by Audiee.
- LLM provider: receives the text needed for a request; not used for training.
- Memory: small Markdown files under ~/.audiee you can inspect and delete (Chat → Memory).
- Account data: email and tier only; deleted within 30 days of account deletion.
Who this fits
Startups protecting IP, regulated professions, and enterprise employees whose policies allow AI tools that do not train on company data.
Next step
See the privacy page; then record a test meeting and open ~/.audiee to confirm where the files are.