Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 17, 2026

What happens when you submit something to Kelyentha Check

When you submit a link, message, screenshot, or file to Kelyentha Check, it's processed in memory for the length of that one check. It is not written to permanent storage, and once your result is returned, the content you submitted is not retained.

What's sent to outside services

If your submission contains a link — whether you paste it directly or it's found inside a message, screenshot, or file — that link is sent to Google's Web Risk service to check it against known threat lists. The rest of your submission (the surrounding message text, the file itself, the image) is not sent to Google or any other third party.

How screenshots and files are checked

Screenshots are read using text-recognition (OCR) technology that runs as part of Kelyentha Check itself, not a separate third-party service. Files are checked for their type, size, and for suspicious patterns or embedded links; they are never opened, executed, or installed.

What we don't do

We don't open, run, or install anything you submit. We don't use your submissions to train Nyrentha or Kelyentha models — if that ever changes, we'll update this policy first. No third party other than Google Web Risk, for the link-check step described above, currently receives any part of your submission.

What's logged

Kelyentha Check keeps basic technical records — like how long a check took and whether it succeeded — for reliability purposes. These records do not include the content of what you submitted.

Questions

Contact support@kelyentha.com with any privacy questions.