Privacy Policy

NanoClaw is an open-source, self-hosted personal Claude assistant project. This website serves to introduce NanoClaw's features, installation methods, documentation, and related open-source resources. NanoClaw is not a cloud-hosted chat service and does not store your WhatsApp messages, Claude conversations, group memories, or local files.

When you visit this website, our servers or security services may record basic access logs, such as request timestamps, pages visited, browser type, IP addresses, error logs, and security events. This information is used to maintain website availability, troubleshoot issues, prevent abuse, and understand site traffic.

This website may use essential cookies to save your language settings, cookie consent status, or basic session preferences. Unless explicitly stated on a page, we do not ask you to submit your Claude API Key, WhatsApp message content, or configuration files from your personal deployment through this website.

If you deploy NanoClaw, your runtime data is controlled entirely by your own servers, containers, file systems, and third-party accounts. This may include WhatsApp group messages, group memories, CLAUDE.md files, SQLite data, container mount directories, logs, task scheduling records, and your Anthropic API Key.

This data is not automatically sent to the NanoClaw official website simply by visiting this site. You are responsible for securing your deployment environment, access permissions, backups, log retention policies, and the safety of your API keys.

NanoClaw may connect to the Anthropic API for Claude model inference and utilize WhatsApp-related protocols to provide a messaging interface. GitHub, Discord, Twitter, Cloudflare, hosting providers, or analytics services may also process access data according to their respective policies. When using these services, you must read and comply with the privacy policies and terms of service of the corresponding third parties.

Please do not submit your Anthropic API Key, WhatsApp login credentials, private CLAUDE.md files, container secrets, or sensitive business data to public issues, chat groups, or unprotected logs. We recommend using the principle of least privilege, isolated containers, regular dependency updates, and restricting access to your deployment to trusted users only.

If you no longer require a specific deployment, you can delete the message databases, memory files, logs, container volumes, and configuration files directly from your own server.

NanoClaw is intended for users capable of deploying and managing software themselves and is not directed at children. We may update this policy as the website, project features, or third-party dependencies change; updates will be reflected with a new date on this page.

If you have any questions regarding this Privacy Policy or the NanoClaw project, please contact the maintainers via the project's public GitHub repository or community links. Please do not submit sensitive credentials or private data through public channels.