Privacy
Plain English. Last updated July 2026. A work in progress — we tighten as we grow.
The short version: This website does not store your data. We built multiprovider.cloud so your AI memory belongs to you — so it would be strange if our marketing site quietly hoarded data about you. It doesn't.
What this page is about
This policy covers this website (the pages you're reading now). The multiprovider.cloud product — the memory router you run yourself or host with us — keeps your context and reasoning history under your control, on infrastructure you choose. That's the whole point. This page is only about what happens when you visit the site.
What we collect on this site
Page views. That's the essential measurement that tells us whether the site works and whether the ad that sent you here did its job. We use Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics for this.
Who actually holds that data? Google does — not us. For the analytics on this site, Google is the data processor. We see aggregate numbers (how many people visited, which pages, roughly where from). Google's own privacy terms govern what they collect and how long they keep it.
If you give us your email through the newsletter form, we use it only to send you updates. We will never sell or share it. Unsubscribe any time.
What we do NOT do
- We do not sell your data. To anyone. Ever.
- We do not build advertising profiles about you.
- We do not track you across other websites.
- The disability.in page intentionally carries no analytics — conference visitors are not tracked.
Cookies & consent
The analytics above use cookies to count visits. Consent tooling (the kind that asks you before anything loads) is on our roadmap and being tightened. For now we limit tracking to essential page-view measurement. If you'd rather block it, your browser's privacy settings and tracker-blockers will stop it cleanly — the site works fully without any analytics loading.
Your rights
Privacy laws differ everywhere (there are a lot of them, and we take them seriously). Wherever you are, you can ask us what we hold about you, ask us to delete it, or ask us to stop emailing you. For anything Google holds via analytics, you also have rights directly with Google as the processor.
Who to contact
Our privacy officer is Karl Taylor. Reach the privacy desk at privacy@hplcompany.com. Accessibility questions go to access@multiprovider.cloud.
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