Running an AI agent or assistant on your website? Generate a ready-to-paste privacy policy clause in seconds. Fill in a few details, copy the result, done.
Nothing is stored or sent anywhere. Everything runs in your browser.
Paste it into your existing privacy policy.
This is a general-purpose template, not legal advice. Review it (and the rest of your privacy policy) with a qualified professional before publishing.
When someone types or speaks to an AI agent, you're processing personal data, their messages, and sometimes their name, email or voice.
The AI platform and the model behind it act as processors, and visitors have a right to know.
You must explain what you collect, why, on what basis, how long you keep it and how people exercise their rights.
Yes. If an AI assistant processes what visitors type or say, your privacy policy should disclose what it collects, why, which providers process the data and how long it is kept.
Yes, it is completely free. Fill in a few details and copy the generated clause straight into your existing privacy policy.
Add it as a section inside your existing privacy policy, for example under a heading like "AI assistant" or alongside how you handle other website data.
No. It is a general-purpose template to help you get started. Have a qualified professional review your final privacy policy before you publish it.
Yes. Turn on "Voice conversations" and the clause adds wording for processing voice recordings and their transcripts.
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