Private, plainly
What Inama keeps, where it lives, and what never happens.
What we keep
Your account (name, email, a password hash or your Google profile id), your recordings, their transcripts, the people you name, notes, photos and links you add.
Where it lives
On the Inama server: the database and a private file store. Transcription and speaker labelling run there too.
Who can see it
Only you, signed in. Every request is checked against your account. Audio and photos are served through links that expire.
What never happens
No outside transcription service, no ads, no selling, no training anyone's model on your meetings. Inama does not send your meetings to an AI; summaries happen only when you paste a prompt into an assistant yourself.
Deleting
Delete moves a meeting or recording to the trash. Erasing forever is a separate step that asks for your password, and destroys the audio and the transcript.
Recording other people
You are responsible for telling people they are being recorded. See Recording responsibly.