Sub-processors
Last updated: October 10, 2026
The companies that handle personal data for Yuniqa.
1. What this list is
To run Yuniqa we rely on other companies for hosting, sign-in, AI models, connected services, payments and support. This page names the ones that handle your content or your identity, says what each does for us, and links to its own privacy policy. It complements section 7 of the Privacy Policy.
2. Companies
| Company | What it does for Yuniqa | Where | Transfer safeguard | Its privacy policy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare | Hosts the website, the application, the databases and the files you upload, and protects the service against attacks. | United States; your account database is stored in the EU | EU–US Data Privacy Framework | Privacy policy |
| Clerk | Sign-in, account identity and sessions. | United States | EU–US Data Privacy Framework | Privacy policy |
| OpenRouter | Routes AI requests to a provider of the model in use, such as Anthropic, xAI, Mistral or DeepSeek. Yuniqa only allows providers that do not train on your content; some keep it for a limited time under their own policies. | United States; the AI provider it routes to may be outside the EEA | Standard contractual clauses | Privacy policy |
| Gemini models, voice conversations and Android push notifications. | United States | EU–US Data Privacy Framework | Privacy policy | |
| OpenAI | OpenAI models and transcription of voice messages. | Ireland (OpenAI Ireland Ltd) | None needed (in the EU) | Privacy policy |
| Composio | Connects the accounts you choose to link, such as Gmail or Google Calendar, and runs the actions you approve. | United States | Standard contractual clauses | Privacy policy |
| Sail Research | Runs the isolated remote desktop a crew member uses when a task needs a full computer, with the files, browser sessions and accounts you use on it. | United States | Standard contractual clauses | Privacy policy |
| Superwall | Shows subscription offers and keeps track of the plan an account is entitled to. | United States | Standard contractual clauses | Privacy policy |
| Apple | Sells subscriptions in the iOS app and delivers push notifications on iOS. Yuniqa never receives your card details. | Ireland (Apple Distribution International) | None needed (in the EU) | Privacy policy |
| PostHog | Usage statistics, error reports, and tracing and debugging of AI requests and answers to improve our service (kept 30 days). Screen recordings only if you agree. Hosted in the EU. | Data stored in Frankfurt, Germany | EU–US Data Privacy Framework | Privacy policy |
| Resend | Sends Yuniqa's emails to you: account receipts, the notifications you choose, and deletion and withdrawal confirmations. | United States | EU–US Data Privacy Framework | Privacy policy |
3. Other recipients
Some providers only receive a narrow piece of data to do one job. Web search providers (Parallel and Exa in the United States, under standard contractual clauses; Serper in the United Kingdom, which has an EU adequacy decision) receive the search query, without your name or email address. Expo (United States, EU–US Data Privacy Framework) relays push notifications: your device's notification token and the message. Open Food Facts (France) receives the barcode or product name you look up.
4. Transfers and changes
Several of these companies are outside the European Economic Area. The table shows the safeguard that makes each transfer lawful under the GDPR. To get a copy of a safeguard, write to privacy@yuniqa.ai. We update this page when a company is added, replaced or removed, and change the date at the top.