SetHear

Privacy Policy

Last updated: this describes what SetHear actually does today, as a small independent pilot. It is not a substitute for legal advice, and it will be reviewed by a lawyer before any paid public launch.

Who operates SetHear

SetHear was founded by Khushi Chowdhary. It is currently an independent pilot project, not a registered company. A formal operating entity, business address, and designated privacy officer will be established before this becomes a paid product. Until then, this page and contact@sethear.com are the accurate contact points.

What we collect

Calls, recording, and AI processing

Who can see what

Right now, SetHear has one login per family — whoever created the account can see everything on it (profile, reminders, family tree, stories, and the Life Book). We don't yet support separate logins for other relatives with different access levels; if that matters to you, tell us at contact@sethear.com.

Stories marked “private, just between us” are saved but excluded from the Life Book view. We do not sell or share your data with third parties for marketing, and we don't use it to train AI models beyond the standard processing described above.

Where data is stored

Data is stored with Supabase (on AWS infrastructure in the United States). Email is sent via Resend. Phone calls run through Twilio. These are our subprocessors for the service to function — we don't sell your data to them or anyone else.

Your rights

You can request a copy of what we have on file, correct it, or have it permanently deleted at any time — email contact@sethear.com or ask during a call. We aim to build this in line with the principles of Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) — consent, access, accountability — though as an early pilot we are not claiming formal certified compliance.

Security

Data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Memory items (where belongings are kept) are treated as sensitive and are only ever retrievable through the phone number that recorded them.