Acraft

Sub-processors

The companies that process personal data for Acraft, what they receive and where.

Last updated 21 October 2026

Current providers

ProviderWhat forDataWhereTransfer safeguard
Hostinger International LtdServers: application, database, file storage, error tracking, analyticsAll account and workspace dataFrance (Paris)UK adequacy (EU/EEA)
Cloudflare, Inc. (R2)Encrypted database backups, kept 30 daysAll account and workspace data in the databaseEuropean Union / United StatesCloudflare's data processing agreement (EU standard contractual clauses and the UK Addendum) and the Data Privacy Framework
Ollama Inc. (Ollama Cloud)AI model (Gemma): assistant, quote drafting, reading photos and documentsText, photos and documents sent to the AI, with the workspace details needed to answerUnited States (may route to EU or Singapore)No signed transfer agreement yet. The provider states that prompts are not stored and not used for training
Paper Instruments (Ultramarine model)AI model: quote drafting stepsQuote briefs and the workspace details needed to price themUnited States (the provider does not name a hosting region)The provider's terms provide for a data processing agreement signed with each customer; ours has been requested and is not signed yet. Its policy refers to the EU standard contractual clauses and their UK equivalent, available on request. It states that it does not train on API inputs or outputs
Groq Inc.AI model: short titles for jobs and conversationsThe first message of a conversation or a job descriptionUnited StatesThe provider publishes a data processing addendum with the EU standard contractual clauses and the UK Addendum, which we have yet to accept
Mistral AIAI model (Voxtral): voice notes to textVoice recordingsFranceUK adequacy (EU/EEA)
DeepInfra Inc.Speech to text for videos (Whisper)The audio track of videos you uploadUnited StatesNo signed transfer agreement yet. The provider states that inputs are kept in memory only and not used for training
TypeSafe (Jev)Short yes/no checks on assistant messagesAssistant messagesUnited States (stated by the provider)The provider's data processing agreement, part of its customer agreement, applies the EU standard contractual clauses (controller to processor) and the UK Addendum. It states that it does not train on our inputs
Brevo (Sendinblue SAS)Sending emails: sign-in, quotes, invoices, remindersEmail addresses, names, email content and attached documentsFranceUK adequacy (EU/EEA)
Stripe Payments Europe LtdSubscription billingBilling name, email, address, VAT number; card details go to Stripe onlyIreland / United StatesUK adequacy (EU/EEA) for the Irish entity; Stripe's data processing agreement (EU standard contractual clauses and the UK Addendum) for transfers to the United States
OpenStreetMap Foundation (Nominatim)Turning addresses into map positionsClient and site addresses (no names)United KingdomUK
OpenFreeMapMap tiles in the phone appIP address of the phone (no names or addresses)European UnionUK adequacy (EU/EEA)
Expo (650 Industries, Inc.)Delivering updates to the phone appIP address, app version and device modelUnited StatesThe provider states that it is certified under the Data Privacy Framework and its UK extension
Google LLCSign in with Google, only if you choose itName, email, profile pictureUnited StatesGoogle's data processing terms, which apply standard contractual clauses
Xero LtdAccounting sync, only if you connect itInvoices, client contacts, paymentsUnited Kingdom / Australia / United StatesYour own agreement with Xero

Changes to this list

We update this page at least 30 days before a new provider starts receiving your clients’ personal data, except in an emergency to keep the service running. If you object to a new provider, write to chill.studio.dev@gmail.com; if we cannot address it, you can close your account and we refund the unused part of your subscription.