Privacy and safety

Brea does things for you, but you decide what it does.

You approve what matters

Before Brea sends, deletes, shares, pays, or changes a setting for you, it asks you first, unless your own message already asked for exactly that. See Approvals.

Brea acts only on what you ask. Text it reads in an email, a web page, or a file is information, not an instruction. An email can’t tell Brea to do something, create a goal, or change what Brea remembers about you.

Passwords stay out of chat

You save site logins on a secure Brea page, not in a text. They are encrypted, and they are used only on the site you saved them for. Brea’s AI never sees your password, and no one at Brea can show your password to you or anyone else. See Saved logins.

Sign-in codes that you text to Brea are hidden in your chat history and used only once.

Payments need your approval in Link

Brea pays only after you approve the payment in Link. Each purchase uses a new one-time card, and Brea never sees the card number. See Purchases with Link.

Connected apps

You sign in to each app on the app’s own page. Brea never sees that password. You can disconnect an app at any time, and Brea loses access right away. See Connectors.

You control what Brea remembers

You can see what Brea remembers about you, tell it to forget something, or wipe all of it. See Memory.

AI services

To answer you and do tasks for you, Brea sends the AI companies it uses only what you give it. None of them trains AI models on your content. See AI services and your data.

Delete your account

You can delete your account and Brea’s data at any time. This also deletes your saved logins and disconnects your Link wallet. See Delete your account.

For the full details, read the Privacy Policy.