Privacy
Most privacy policies are long because the company collects a lot. This one is short.
What this website collects: your email address, but only if you type it into the waitlist form.
What the Urda device collects and sends us: nothing. There is no channel from your Base to us. There is nothing to opt out of.
The website
This page and the home page load no external resources — no fonts, no analytics, no tag managers, no third-party scripts. Nothing on this site reports your visit to anyone. You can verify that by viewing the source.
Our host records standard server logs (IP address, timestamp, requested URL) as any web server does. We do not build profiles from them and we do not connect them to your email.
The waitlist
If you submit the form, we store:
- your email address
- the time you submitted it
To stop the form being abused we also keep a one-way hash of the submitting IP address for a short window, and it deletes itself automatically. We never store the address itself.
We use the email to write to you when the product is real — a working device, a date, a price. We do not sell it, rent it, or hand it to an advertising network. Ask us to delete it and we will, without asking why.
The product
Urda is built so that this section can stay this short.
Recordings, transcripts and everything derived from them stay on hardware you own. Transcription and summarisation run on your Base. There is no account, no sync, and no telemetry. The software refuses to start if its inference endpoints point anywhere outside your own network — that is a check in the code, not a policy we ask you to trust.
The practical consequence, stated plainly: if your Base is lost or its drive fails, that memory is gone. We cannot recover it, because we never had it.
Recording other people
Urda records audio, and the law on recording conversations differs by country and by state — in some places every participant must consent. Following those rules where you live is your responsibility. We build the restraint we can into the hardware: Stone has a physical switch that cuts power to the microphone, so that turning it off does not depend on trusting our software.
Children
Urda is not intended for anyone under 16, and we do not knowingly collect email addresses from them.
Changes
If this policy ever changes in a way that gives us more of your data, we will say so directly on this page rather than quietly editing it.
Contact
Questions, or a deletion request: privacy@urda.ai
This is a plain-language summary of our actual practices, not a legal document reviewed by counsel. It will be replaced with a reviewed version before the product ships.