Shared by choice, not by default.
AI chats stay private. Every contribution is explicit, every shared context has a visible audience, and every record keeps its origin.
The defaults
What the rules are
- Nothing is imported automatically. Connecting an AI does not hand over your chat history. A record appears only when you send something to the bot or explicitly ask your AI to save it.
- Every shared context has a visible audience. Everyone who can read it is listed right on it, and anything that widens that audience waits for your yes.
- Every record keeps its origin. Who added it, where from, when.
- Deletion is deliberate — and reversible for 7 days. It works from every entrance, and “undo my last deletion” works too.
- Invitations go person to person. Sharing sends a card to your own Telegram; the other person sees what the context is before joining, and joins only by pressing the button themselves.
Good to know
Things assistants do that are not us
- The assistant says it cannot save? Almost always it is the app mode, not the connection: in ChatGPT, saving works in the working mode. Or save the same thing from Claude.
- A new ability does not show up? Assistants read the tool list once, when they connect. Reconnect and start a new chat.
- Something stopped working? Reconnect first — it re-runs sign-in and rebuilds the link. It clears most stale states.
- Deleted a Telegram message? That is not deletion from Contexter — here it is deliberate, and reversible for 7 days.
In writing
The formal part
What we process and why is written down in the Privacy Policy; the rules of the road are in the Terms of Service; the providers we rely on are listed on the Subprocessors page.