Privacy & data

What keeps a local copy, what goes to your model provider and which telemetry you can turn off.

Updated October 20, 2026

Desktop conversations, project files and context have a local copy in app storage.

Model requests go to the provider whose key you selected. More AI processes the data needed for enabled sync or cloud features. Separately, desktop telemetry and AI Observability start on after setup: observability can send clipped prompts, responses, reasoning and tool details for BYOK as well as pooled runs, while session replay can capture content already rendered in the desktop or web app.

Stay signed out for device-only work, or turn individual sync categories off after sign-in. Cloud execution is controlled separately. Turn off AI Observability to stop future content traces, or the master telemetry switch to stop telemetry and replay; see the Privacy Policy for the full paths and retention details.

Privacy & data

How More AI works

From download to first result in three steps

All you need is a key for an AI model. If you don’t have one, OpenRouter gives you one in a couple of minutes. An account is optional.

Install the free app

For macOS, Windows and Linux. It keeps itself up to date.

Paste your key

OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek and 30+ other providers — or a model running on your own computer. Pick a model for each task.

Ask for the result

Point it at a folder, a website or a repository and say what you need. Every change shows up for you to review.