These companies handle data for Voke, only to run the service. Voke decides what they do with it. Each is bound by data processing terms that limit them to that, except Anthropic: Voke’s operator tooling uses Claude on a consumer subscription, which comes with no data processing contract. The privacy policy says what Voke collects and why, and the data processing terms say what Voke requires of these companies.
- Amazon Web ServicesWhat it does: Hosting, database, encrypted storage, encryption keys, logs and backupsData it handles: All Voke dataWhere: Montréal, Canada. Off-site backups in Calgary, Canada
- Vercel (AI Gateway)What it does: Passes Ask Voke and morning summary requests to an AI model, and Ask Voke’s topic check to TypeSafe AIData it handles: Your question, the earlier messages in that chat and the health data needed to answer. For the topic check, the text of your own last 6 messages, at mostWhere: United States and other countries where Vercel operates
- AI model hosts, reached through VercelWhat it does: Run DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, the model that writes Ask Voke answers and morning summaries. Vercel picks a host that keeps no copy and runs in the United States. Today those are Baseten and Fireworks AIData it handles: Same as Vercel, apart from the topic checkWhere: United States
- TypeSafe AI, reached through VercelWhat it does: Runs Jev, the model that checks each Ask Voke message is about healthData it handles: The text of your own last 6 messages in that chat, at most. Never Ask Voke’s answers, health data from your account or your account detailsWhere: Not limited to a region
- CloudflareWhat it does: Hosts the voke.co website, runs DNS for voke.co, measures page views and load times with Cloudflare Web Analytics, and stores beta sign-upsData it handles: Website visitors’ IP addresses and request details. For Web Analytics, page view totals by page, referring site, country, browser and device, with no cookies. Beta sign-up email addresses and sign-up times. App traffic doesn’t pass through CloudflareWhere: Cloudflare’s global network. Beta sign-ups are stored in the United States
- Google (Google Analytics)What it does: Measures website visits, only for visitors who allow itData it handles: Pages viewed, site actions, cookie identifiers, approximate location, browser and device details. Never health data, email addresses or account detailsWhere: United States and Google’s global network
- Visitors (visitors.now)What it does: Counts website visitsData it handles: Pages viewed, referring site, site actions, country and city, browser and device type, and IP address, which it doesn’t store. No identifying cookies. Never health data, email addresses or account detailsWhere: European Union
- FastmailWhat it does: Email for voke.co: notes about new beta sign-ups, and emails you send usData it handles: Beta sign-up email addresses and sign-up times, and your emails to usWhere: United States
- AnthropicWhat it does: Runs Claude, the AI assistant in Voke’s operator tooling, used only when investigating an issue with the service. Not bound by a data processing contractData it handles: Account and operations records. Not health dataWhere: United States
The website analytics run only on voke.co, never in the Voke app.
Not on this list
- Apple handles Sign in with Apple, notifications to your iPhone and TestFlight as an independent company, under its own privacy policy. Apple Health data stays on your iPhone until Voke uploads it to Amazon Web Services.
- Google Health and Apple Health are sources you connect. They send your data to Voke. Their own privacy policies cover what they do with it.
- AI apps you connect, such as Claude or ChatGPT, get data because you told Voke to send it to them. The company that runs the app decides what to do with it, under its own policy. See the AI terms.
Where the details come from
- Regions for Amazon Web Services come from how Voke’s servers are set up.
- The AI model must run in the United States: each request asks for it, and Voke throws away any answer that says it ran elsewhere. The hosts named are the ones Vercel lists today as keeping no copy and running in the United States for this model.
- Other regions come from each company’s own published terms.
For questions about these companies, including those outside Canada, email privacy@voke.co.