The full breakdown of what BlindSpot keeps, for how long, and who ever sees it.
We do not store your full emails or the photos and screenshots you send.
When something, an email, a photo or screenshot, or a typed note, looks like a commitment, we save:
A photo or screenshot itself is never stored. It's processed in memory for its text and discarded immediately after. The rest of an email that we didn't flag is never copied anywhere either.
A best-effort filter strips obvious sensitive data (things that look like account numbers, IDs, or credentials) before it's ever saved. It catches common patterns, not everything, so it's one layer, not a guarantee.
Once a commitment has been resolved for 30 days, the verbatim excerpt is cleared automatically. The title, summary, key info, and status stay (that's the actual point of the app), but the original source text doesn't sit around indefinitely.
One narrower exception: to stop someone from deleting an account and immediately starting a fresh free trial on the same inbox, we keep a one-way cryptographic fingerprint of every mailbox that's ever started a trial for as long as BlindSpot offers free trials. It's not your email address, just an irreversible hash of it, it can't be turned back into an address, it's never seen by a person, and it's used for nothing except that one check at signup.
Your business data is never used to train OpenAI's models. It's read momentarily to classify a flagged message as a commitment, then forgotten. Not retained, not used for training, not shared onward.
No ad networks. No data brokers. Nothing about your account or your commitments is ever sold.
One mailbox: Settings → the mailbox's own disconnect control. BlindSpot stops reading it immediately. The underlying connection is deleted server-side, not just hidden in the UI. Commitments already captured from it stay in your list.
Everything: Settings → "Delete my account." Type DELETE to confirm, and in one step it removes every commitment, disconnects every mailbox, and deletes your login.
This is immediate and permanent. There's no grace period and no way to undo it once confirmed. If you're not certain, don't confirm yet. Ask first.