Every legal document Vithropic publishes is written to be readable. We don't hide what we do, what we won't do, or what you're agreeing to.
"We never sell. Not your data.
Not our values. Not the company you trust."
Vithropic founding commitment — permanent, public, non-negotiable
Three documents cover everything about how Vithropic operates, how your data is protected, and what you agree to when you use the service.
Account rules, subscription billing, free trial, what Vithropic is and isn't, your data rights, how disputes are handled, and how to cancel.
Read Terms →What we collect, what we don't collect, how document uploads work, AI processing details, data retention, your rights, and third-party services.
Read Privacy Policy →Encryption, secrets management, document discard architecture, AI processing security, your data rights, and our published security roadmap.
Read Security →These commitments were made before the first customer joined. They are named, public, and permanent — not buried in policy language that can be quietly updated.
Not a privacy policy clause. A founding decision. Vithropic's revenue comes from subscriptions. Your data is not the product — and it never will be.
If acquisition offers come for the longitudinal behavioral data underneath Vithropic, the answer is no. The data belongs to the people who generated it.
Changing them would require publicly reversing a named commitment. That accountability is intentional — and permanent.
These are the currently effective versions of each legal document. When a document is materially updated, subscribers receive email notice at least 30 days before changes take effect.
Privacy requests, data deletion, security disclosures, and general legal correspondence are handled personally and responded to within 48 hours.