GDPR compliant AI that keeps no conversations or documents.
Public AI tools keep what you type and may train on it. For anyone who handles personal or confidential data, that is a data protection problem before it is anything else. Hush runs on hardware we own, processes what you send, then discards it. There is no conversation or document stored to leak, sell, or hand over.
Why public AI is a GDPR problem
Free and consumer AI tools retain prompts and can reuse them to train models. Sending personal data into them can mean an unlawful transfer and a loss of control you cannot get back. The safe default is a tool that keeps no conversations or documents on its servers.
Data protection by default (Article 25)
Article 25 asks for data protection by design and by default. Hush is private by default: no conversation or document is kept on our servers, so there is nothing to breach. That is data minimisation in practice.
For people who hold professional secrets
Doctors, solicitors and accountants carry a duty of confidence that public AI cannot honour. Hush processes your work and forgets it, so the duty is never put at risk through the tool.
On hardware we own
Your content runs on our own machines, not Big Tech APIs. It is not shipped to a third party platform that keeps a copy. You stay in control of where your data goes.
What Hush is not
Hush is not a certification and does not make you compliant on its own. You remain the controller of your data. Hush is built so the tool itself never becomes the weak point, and gives you a processor that retains no content.
Is Hush AI GDPR compliant?
Hush is designed to support GDPR compliance. It keeps no conversations or documents on our servers, never trains on your data, and runs on hardware we own. You remain the controller; Hush is a processor that retains no content. See our privacy policy for the detail.
Is my data sent to the United States?
Your content runs on hardware we own and operate, not US Big Tech APIs. It is processed and then discarded rather than copied to a third party platform.
Does Hush train on my data?
No. Nothing you type is used to train a model, ever.
Am I still responsible for compliance?
Yes. You remain the data controller. Hush gives you a tool that retains no content, which removes the tool as a point of risk, but your own obligations still apply.