Privacy & AI
Plain answers about your family's data.
What we store
As a guest, what you enter is protected with device-local encryption in this browser. BrightSift has no server copy: it cannot recover guest data on another device or after browser/site data is cleared. With an account, your family workspace is stored securely so it can sync across devices and members of your care circle.
Documents you upload are private, family-scoped files opened through expiring links. Guest files remain on that device. BrightSift does not scan them for malware and does not send them to an AI provider.
Reminder preferences and a delivery ledger are kept so a reminder is not sent twice. Browser push remains disabled during beta pending operational approval.
Product analytics
Where analytics has been approved and enabled, BrightSift records a small set of coarse events to understand whether the workflow works.
Analytics excludes child names, notes, document details, family identifiers, and IP addresses. It is not used for advertising.
AI features
AI features are unavailable while BrightSift defines and approves a bounded input contract and a de-identification layer.
While that gate is closed, BrightSift does not send questions, notes, or family data to an AI provider.
Sensitive child information
BrightSift is not a medical device, a diagnostic tool, or a substitute for professional advice.
Facts your family records are private to your family. They are never presented as a provider's claim.
BrightSift records a birth month, never an exact birth date.
Your controls
Export your family workspace as JSON from Settings. Operational credentials and private document files are never embedded in that export.
Delete cloud or guest data from Settings. Paid plans remain disabled during beta until the applicable terms are approved.
Support & status
Questions, a data request, or a problem? Email support@brightsift.com.
This is a beta. The current Beta Terms explain the operating boundaries. Final retention, subprocessor, refund, and jurisdiction provisions still require legal approval before a paid public launch.