Sub-processors

Effective May 18, 2026.

We rely on the following third parties to operate ReplyBird. Each receives only the data necessary for its role. We will give 30 days' notice on this page before adding a new sub-processor that processes personal data.

Sub-processorRoleData processedLocation
AnthropicLanguage model provider (Claude)Email subject + body, voice-profile metadata, and prompts at request time. Anthropic retains inputs and outputs for a maximum of 30 days for trust-and-safety review under its zero-retention API policy commitments.United States
Voyage AIEmbedding model providerSentences and short passages extracted from your sent emails for similarity search.United States
Google LLCGmail OAuth + Calendar + Pub/SubOAuth tokens for your Gmail account; the inbox and sent folder content we read on your behalf; calendar free/busy data when you have enabled instant responder calendar suggestions.Global (varies by data center)
Clerk Inc.AuthenticationEmail address, hashed password (if any), session tokens, sign-in history.United States
Polar (Polar Software Inc.)Payments, Merchant of RecordBilling email, country, subscription status, payment method tokens (we never see card numbers).United States
Vercel Inc.Web application hosting and CDNRequest logs (IP, user agent, paths), server-rendered content, and edge cache.United States + global edge
Railway CorporationPostgres database + Inngest queue + RedisAll persistent application data, including cached email content (encrypted at rest), voice profiles, embeddings, and operational queue state.United States

Sub-processor notice

Customers under a Data Processing Addendum (DPA) who wish to receive direct notification of new sub-processors should email legal@replybird.app with their account email so we can add them to the notification list.