Security
You control what you share with Babbily
Babbily doesn’t use your chats to train generative models by default, and doesn’t sell your personal information. Here’s how privacy, sign-in and your data controls work.
Sign in with passkeys, Google, Apple or a one-time email code. Delete your chats anytime.
No training by default
Passkeys
Temporary Chat
Privacy
Babbily works best when you give it useful context. You still control what you type, upload, save to memory, connect and share.
No training by default
Babbily doesn’t use your chats to train generative models unless you give explicit permission.
Personal information
Babbily doesn’t sell your personal information. It may use account information for verification, billing, support, safety, product communications and aggregated usage insights.
Temporary Chat
Temporary chats aren’t saved in normal chat history or Library, don’t use or update memory, and aren’t used to train Babbily’s models.
Separate workspaces
Personal and team work appear in distinct workspaces. Chats, Library items and memory stay with the workspace where they were created.
Keep secrets out
Don’t enter passwords, verification codes, API keys, private keys, payment card numbers or government identifiers in chats, files or titles.
Account security
How sign-in, logging out, team invitations and error reports work.
Passkeys
Sign in without typing a password using Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, a password manager or a hardware security key. Passkeys work on supported web browsers.
Other ways to sign in
Sign in with Google, Apple or a one-time code sent to your email.
Logging out
Logging out clears your account’s data saved in that browser and tries to sign you out on your other devices. Babbily doesn’t confirm this on screen, so log out on each device when it matters.
Team invitations
When someone opens an invitation link while signed out, Babbily asks for the email address it was sent to. Invitations don’t expire, so owners should cancel ones they no longer need.
Error reports
Reports are filtered to remove the messages you send, AI prompts and responses, cookies, sign-in tokens, API keys, and chat, artifact and file titles. Filtering isn’t a guarantee, so keep secrets out of chats and titles.
Your controls
You choose what you send, attach, remember, connect, share and delete.
Memory
Review or remove saved memory in Settings > Memory, or ask Babbily to forget something in chat. Forgetting a memory doesn’t delete the original chat.
Sharing
Team shares give current team members read-only access. Anyone with a public share link can view the shared thread, so review it first and make links private when they’re no longer needed.
Connected apps
Connect apps and manage access in Settings > Plugins. Some plugin actions ask for your approval before they run. Removing access doesn’t delete content inside the connected app.
Export
Copy chat text, download generated images and videos, and save source links when controls are available.
Deletion
Delete a chat from its actions menu and remove supported items from Library. For account deletion or data you can’t remove yourself, contact support. Some information may need to be retained where required for billing, security, legal, support, abuse-prevention or operational reasons.
Team owners
Team owners manage membership, invitations, shared team memory, billing and owner-only controls. Removing a member doesn’t delete content in their Personal workspace.
Policies and agreements
This page summarizes how Babbily works. It isn’t a legal agreement or a security certification, so read the current terms and policies for the details.
All legal documents
Frequently asked questions
Questions about security?
Contact support or browse the help center. Leave passwords, keys and verification codes out of your message.
