About Seagull
Seagull handles your conversations and documents, so security and privacy are part of how the product is built. This Trust Center describes our compliance work, the controls we run, and every company that processes data on our behalf.
Controls
View all 26 controlsAI and speech processing
- No training on your content
- PDFs processed on our own servers
- Website translation on Cerebras
Infrastructure security
- EU primary region
- Automated testing before release
- Pinned CI dependencies
Subprocessors
View all 16- Fly.ioAPI hosting and real-time streaming
- TursoPrimary database (libSQL)
- CloudflarePrivate file storage (R2), website hosting and DNS
- GitHubSource code, CI/CD and desktop app downloads
- ClerkAuthentication and account management
- SonioxReal-time speech-to-text, translation and text-to-speech
- OpenRouterAI model routing for Quick Translate, document and image translation, and session titles
- Google GeminiLanguage models for Quick Translate, document and image translation, and session titles, via OpenRouter on Google Vertex
FAQ
View allDoes Seagull store my audio?
No. Audio is streamed in real time to our speech provider for transcription and translation, then discarded. If you save a session, only the text transcript is stored.
Is my data used to train AI models?
No. Audio is never used to train models. Quick Translate, document and image translation, and session titles run on Google Gemini with provider data collection denied, so your content is not used for training. Google may keep request content for up to 90 days, solely for abuse monitoring.
Where is my data hosted?
The Seagull API runs on Fly.io, with Amsterdam in the Netherlands as its primary region and machines in Tokyo and Dallas. The full list of providers and locations is on the Subprocessors page.