Last updated: April 2026
When you sign in with Google OAuth, we receive your email address, display name, and profile picture. We store this to identify your account. We do not access your Google contacts, calendar, or any other data.
We store the content you create: projects, entities, relationships, timeline events, lore articles, and storyboard data. This is your world data and it belongs to you.
Your account data is used to authenticate you and display your profile. Your world data is used to provide the PI6 service, including storing, rendering, and serving your content.
If you enable a public wiki, the content you mark as public is accessible to anyone with the URL. The secrets field on entities is never included in public views.
If you use in-app AI features (Pro/Team), your world data is sent to third-party AI providers (e.g., Anthropic, OpenAI) to process your requests. We do not use your data to train AI models. We do not share your data with AI providers for any purpose other than fulfilling your specific request.
If you use the MCP server with your own AI provider, your data goes directly from the MCP server to your chosen provider. PI6 does not intermediate or log those requests.
Your data is stored in PostgreSQL databases. File uploads are stored on Cloudflare R2. Sessions are managed via Redis. All data is encrypted in transit (HTTPS). Database backups are encrypted at rest.
You can export your project data as JSON or markdown at any time. You can delete your account and all associated data by contacting us. Deletion is permanent and irreversible.
We use httpOnly session cookies for authentication and CSRF protection. We do not use tracking cookies, analytics pixels, or third-party advertising cookies.
We use Google for OAuth authentication, Cloudflare for CDN and file storage, and Stripe for payment processing (Pro/Team). We do not sell, share, or monetize your data in any other way.
PI6 is open source (AGPL-3.0). You can inspect exactly what data we collect and how we handle it by reading the source code. If you prefer, you can self-host and keep all data on your own infrastructure.
For privacy questions or data deletion requests, reach out via Discord or open an issue on GitHub.