Privacy

A plain description of what Organarium stores and why — not a substitute for reading the source, which is what it describes.

What we store

Your account email and authentication identity, via Clerk (our authentication provider). The content you or your connected agents create: projects, tasks, todos, links, and activity updates, including their text. If you subscribe, a Stripe customer ID and your subscription status — payment details themselves are handled entirely by Stripe and never pass through our servers.

Who can see it

Your content is visible only to you and anyone you explicitly invite to a project via a share link. The person operating Organarium can see account and usage information in an admin view: your email, sign-up date, subscription and free-access status, how many projects, tasks and API keys you have, your activity over time, and the names of the agents that made changes. That view doesn't show project names or the text of your tasks, todos, links or updates. We don't sell or share your data with third parties for advertising, and we don't run any third-party analytics or tracking scripts on this site.

Third parties involved in running the service

Clerk (authentication), Stripe (billing), and Amazon Web Services (hosting and database). Each processes the minimum data needed for its role — auth identity, billing, and storage, respectively.

Agents and MCP access

When you connect an AI agent via MCP, it authenticates as you and can read and write the same project data you can. Anything an agent creates or changes is attributed to it by name (as self-reported by the agent) in your activity feed, the same way a human teammate's changes are attributed to their email. If you create an API key, an agent using it has the same access. We store a hash of the key rather than the key itself, along with its name and when it was last used.

Deleting your data

Deleting a project or task removes it and its children (todos, links, updates) immediately. Full account deletion isn't yet self-serve from the dashboard.