Privacy by design.

NØME does not store personal profiles, preferences, notes or relationship information on our servers.

All information about the people you add remains stored locally on your own device.

We cannot access it because we do not possess it.

This architecture minimizes unnecessary data collection and gives users complete ownership over their personal information.

The only information maintained by NØME is the number of contacts associated with an account.

• We do not collect the content of your profiles.
• We do not store your personal notes.
• We do not analyze your private database.

We intentionally collect as little information as possible.

Your interactions with our artificial intelligence are not collected for analytics or behavioral profiling.

We do not build advertising profiles.

We do not monitor your personal requests.

Your conversations remain yours.

Privacy is not an additional feature.

It is one of the core architectural principles behind NØME.

Every decision regarding data handling is evaluated against a simple question:

Does this require collecting user information?

Whenever the answer is no, the information remains exclusively on the user's device.

We believe trust should come from architecture rather than promises.

By minimizing stored information, reducing unnecessary data collection and keeping personal knowledge under the user's control, we aim to create an environment where privacy is the default—not an option.