Complete Privacy

Eno runs on your computer and accesses your documents locally. To use the best AI models, snippets of your documents are sent through Eno servers to state of the art models like Google Gemini. Both Eno and Google have Zero Data Retention so the document snippets are not stored outside of your computer other than in short term caches for performance. Data may also be retained if it is found to violate Google's abuse policy. See Google's Zero Data Retention policy for more details.

Eno uses Google models.

Eno runs on Cloudflare's global network, allowing low latency responses to customers in any part of the world. Enterprise customers can restrict requests to specific jurisdictions.

Eno does not store your documents. They only live on your computer.

Eno stores account management information, such as login credentials, access tokens for third party integrations, and organization affiliations. Eno also stores application usage data such as number of searches run, duration of searches, and types of AI prompts activated. Refer to Eno's privacy policy for more details.

No. The snippets sent for AI processing are never used to train AI models, by Eno or by Google. Eno uses Google models under contractual terms that exclude customer data from model training.

Yes. Visit our Trust Center to learn more.