Security built into everyday use.
AskAny.ai protects account data and submitted content with encrypted connections, protected storage, restricted access, clear provider routing, and user-controlled deletion.
Last reviewed: 10 September 2026
What users can rely on
Service traffic uses HTTPS/TLS, and hosted data is protected by provider-managed encryption at rest.
AskAny protects credentials it stores. OpenRouter authorization and Composio connected-account credentials also follow the security controls of those respective platforms.
Customer content access is restricted to authorized operational purposes.
Deleting a chat removes its content and associated files from AskAny.ai active systems.
Protection across the data lifecycle.
Protection applies throughout the request lifecycle—from the moment content is submitted until it is returned, retained, or deleted.
In transit
Traffic between your browser, AskAny.ai, storage services, and external APIs is transmitted over HTTPS/TLS where supported by the destination service.
At rest
Hosted application data and stored files use encryption at rest supplied by the underlying cloud and storage providers.
Credentials
AskAny protects credentials it stores and avoids displaying secrets back in full. OpenRouter and Composio manage credentials and authorizations that live within their respective connection layers.
Access is restricted and purpose-limited.
AskAny.ai limits access to customer content to authorized personnel and only where reasonably necessary to provide or protect the service.
Support and debugging
Access may occur when needed to investigate a user-reported problem, reproduce a defect, or restore essential functionality.
Security and abuse prevention
Access may occur to investigate security events, prevent abuse or fraud, satisfy legal obligations, or operate the service safely.
No routine content review
Customer messages, files, media, and responses are not routinely reviewed for advertising or AskAny.ai foundation-model training.
Provider boundary
AI requests pass through OpenRouter to the selected downstream model provider. Connected-app tool calls pass through Composio to the authorized external service. Each downstream service applies its own access and retention terms.
You control your saved chat history.
Chat history can be kept for continuity or removed at any time. Deleting one chat—or all chats from Settings—removes that content and its associated files from AskAny.ai active systems.
Requests already processed by an AI provider remain subject to that provider’s terms. Limited billing, security, fraud-prevention, legal records, and time-limited backups may also remain without the deleted chat content.
Chat content removed
Messages, model responses, and other saved content belonging to the deleted chat.
Chat files removed
Files and generated media associated only with the deleted chat.
Self-service control
Users can delete individual chats or delete all chats themselves through the product settings.
Non-content records
Necessary billing, security, fraud-prevention, and accounting records may remain without the deleted chat content.
Security FAQ
Does AskAny.ai automatically collect content from other browser tabs?+
No. AskAny.ai works with content you deliberately submit and with connected-app tools you explicitly invoke. It does not automatically ingest unrelated browser-tab content.
Does AskAny.ai use customer content to train models?+
AskAny.ai does not train its own foundation models on customer messages, files, media, or chats. Third-party provider handling depends on the selected provider route, account, plan, and agreement.
How do Pro and Max connect to models?+
Pro and Max users connect their OpenRouter account. AskAny uses that authorization for supported model requests, while OpenRouter handles model-side billing and routing.
How are connected-app actions protected?+
Composio provides app authentication and tool execution. AskAny treats non-read-only tools as reviewable actions: the prepared action is shown to you before execution instead of being silently pushed to the external service.