LIALIA Pro

Privacy

Privacy

Last updated 30 August 2026.

What we collect

Account data (name, email, sign-in provider). Billing data through Stripe (we do not store full card numbers). Usage counts for the prepaid tank. Files, notes, and questions you submit to run a review. Technical logs needed to keep the service up.

What LIA retains

LIA need not retain a customer's underlying bulk evidence corpus. It retains the matter, analytical outputs, selected derived material, and the provenance and governance records needed to provide the service.

Original imported media and file bytes can stay in this browser (IndexedDB) for Stage 2/3 local work. Keeping a matter stores matter metadata on the server (Neon), plus durable evidence text where Keep persists it, durable analysis JSON, source registrations and provenance, and governance events. Stage 3E inspected content is sent for reasoning in that session; it is not automatically converted into durable evidence. Removing a matter from this device deletes the local workspace copy. It does not delete a retained server record.

Why

To operate LIA Pro, authenticate you, take prepaid payment, run the governed review you asked for, and enforce the tank. We do not sell personal information. We do not use your files to advertise to third parties.

Processors

Written reviews: xAI. Deep Review's second pass: OpenRouter (OpenAI model). Payments: Stripe. Hosting and accounts: our providers. Cloud files: Google or Dropbox only if you connect them.

Guest use

Continuing on this device stores a guest session cookie (HttpOnly, this origin only) so the complimentary tank can be enforced on the server, and keeps local files in the browser. That is not a confidential professional channel. A started provider call consumes a unit even if the stream later fails.

Retention and your rights

We keep account and billing records as required for tax and dispute handling. You may request access, correction, or deletion of personal information we hold, subject to law. Australian users may complain to the OAIC if they are not satisfied.

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