Softkeep privacy

For people who use Softkeep · Updated Sep 23, 2026 · Softkeep is the app; Penny is the quiet voice inside it

Plain answer to what we access, what we store, how, why, and that you must be able to consent. Matches the in-app note (ask “what happens to my data”). Current practice — not a lawyer-stamped public policy for the whole internet yet.

Why we need any of this

Softkeep is a household money app. It needs enough of your money picture to keep one leftover number honest — what’s left after bills, what’s due, what you told it about your situation. Without that, it would be guessing. Penny is the quiet voice inside Softkeep you can talk to; she uses the same books.

What we access

If you connect a bank (optional)

When you chat (with Penny)

Voice (where it exists)

What we do not access

What we store

Your household books, which may include:

Service secrets (Anthropic, Plaid client keys, AWS/KMS, alert email) live in protected config — not in your books. Native phone builds may also hold ElevenLabs config; the hosted box does not run that voice path today.

How it is stored

Why each piece is kept

DataWhy
Bills, debts, income, notesSo leftover and “what’s due” are about your household
Balances / transactionsSo the picture stays fresh without typing every number
Plaid tokenRefresh bank data without logging in every time
Chat historyRemember the thread you’re in
Encrypted backupsA dead disk shouldn’t erase the books

Who else can see something

WhoWhatWhy
PlaidBank link; transactions + balances you approveBank connection
AnthropicChat + money labels / recent messages needed to answerUnderstanding & replies
Amazon Web ServicesKMS key use, encrypted books, S3 backupsHost, storage, encryption
ElevenLabsText sent for spoken voice (native/API path only today)Text-to-speech
Us (operators)We don’t read balances/debts as a habit. Fixing a wrong number may mean looking at that number — and we say when we do.Support only

We do not sell your data.

Consent — you choose

We only keep your data with your consent. You should be able to say yes (or no) in plain language before Softkeep holds household books or connects a bank.

If consent is missing, unclear, or can’t be recorded for a new user path, that path should not collect data until consent is fixed — that is a product rule, not fine print.

Your choices (hosted commitments — live in app)

What this is not


Questions: tell Greg, or penny-crew@agentmail.to
Softkeep · privacy statement · updated Sep 23, 2026
In-app source of truth: ask “what happens to my data.”