Your work.
Your say.

ON YOUR DEVICE

Where your work lives

Your decks, documents, designs, notes and plans are saved locally. Your brand kit and workspace preferences are also held on your device. Creating or editing a file does not, by itself, publish it.

Other services can be involved when you use optional features. The sections below explain fonts, speech, connected agents separately.

WHAT REACHES US

The data behind the service

Local documents and service data are different things. We need some information to operate accounts, understand product use and respond to feedback.

Account basics

Your name, email and region help us manage your account. A first-party session cookie keeps you signed in on the web; the desktop app uses a token stored through your system's keychain.

Account emails

When email delivery is enabled, Brevo processes your email address and the verification or recovery message to deliver account emails. Your password and document content are never sent to the mail provider. Verification codes expire after 10 minutes, address-specific send counters at the end of the UTC day, and aggregate counters at the end of the UTC month. Expired records are cleared by subsequent email requests or scheduled maintenance. Brevo measures delivery and aggregate opens and clicks; engagement tracking is configured to be anonymous. These messages do not subscribe you to marketing.

Signup mobile number

If you provide a mobile number during signup, it is stored privately with your account on our server. It is optional and unverified, is included in your account statement, and is deleted when you delete your account. It is not shown to other users, sent to AI providers or included in usage logs.

Policy agreement

When you create an account, we record the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy versions you agreed to and the time of acceptance. This private record is included in your account statement and deleted with your account. Agreement does not enable optional cookies or change your AI data-sharing choice.

Profile picture

If you add an avatar, it is stored with your account and can appear to people in your workspace. It is not sent to an AI provider or included in logs. Remove it from Profile at any time.

Desktop usage & diagnostics

Feature use, app version, operating system, errors and crashes help us understand and improve the app. Records can also include an installation identifier, language, time zone and country information supplied by our hosting provider. These records are linked to the account sending them; they do not contain your document text.

Feedback

We store the message you send through Feedback & Help, the page it came from and your account, so we can respond. Document content is not attached automatically. Include only the information you want to send us.

Product milestones

We record first-party events such as visits, sign-ups, first creation and first export. Campaign tags or referring sites may be included. These events describe product use, not the contents of your work.

WHEN THE APP CONNECTS

Fonts and network requests

Manual editing keeps your document content on your device. One thing that reaches out mid-edit is fetching a Google font you picked for the first time. That request carries the typeface's name and nothing else from your document.

Accounts, updates, feedback and enabled diagnostics also need network connections. Local editing does not mean that the entire app is always offline. Review where your work is stored.

YOUR MICROPHONE & SYSTEM VOICES

Dictation and read aloud

Voice features work in English in decks, documents and notes, where supported by your browser or system. You can turn them off in Account → Preferences → Voice.

When you dictate

Your browser or system provides speech recognition. Audio may be processed by that provider's servers; the behaviour depends on your browser and system. SLATENO does not receive or store the microphone audio. The recognised text is saved in your own work. The control shows when it is listening, and Escape stops it.

When you listen

Read aloud uses voices supplied by your browser or system. Some are local; remote voices may send text to the voice provider. SLATENO does not route that text through its own speech server. Check your system's voice settings before reading sensitive material aloud.

Technical reference: speech recognition and local and remote voices.

If desktop diagnostics are enabled, we record that dictation or read aloud was started and the kind of editor. We do not record the words as part of those events.

A CONNECTION YOU ENABLE

AI agents you connect

You can let an external AI agent work with decks, documents and notes through the desktop app's local Model Context Protocol connection. It is off until you enable it in Account → Preferences → Connect an AI assistant.

The endpoint runs on your computer and requires an access token. You can turn it off or regenerate the token. The connection exposes supported workspace tools; it does not give the agent general access to your computer's files or the app's internals.

With diagnostics enabled, the app can report connection changes, client identity, tool names and whether calls were accepted or refused. Those events do not include the document content exchanged with the agent.

THE CURRENT APP

Editing and your content

Built-in AI generation and editing are not enabled in the current app. Your work is not used to train models by SLATENO.

An external agent you enable is a separate connection and may use its own AI provider. Likewise, speech features use your browser's or system's services. These are choices you make separately from manual editing.

PUT YOUR CHOICES INTO PRACTICE

Your privacy controls

Use these settings whenever you want to review how you work with SLATENO.

WHAT STAYS, WHAT GOES

Keeping and deleting data

• Your local work: keep, export, back up or delete it yourself. Copies you export, send to others or back up outside the app remain wherever you put them.
• Feedback: resolved feedback is deleted after 180 days. Account deletion also removes your feedback.
• Account deletion: the data controls report the result of each deletion step. If a step fails, follow the retry instructions before assuming it is complete. Signing out is not the same as deleting your account.

Turning off future diagnostics is different from deleting an account. For questions about information the service already holds, use Help.