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Privacy note

Last updated 8 November 2026.

Short version: two pieces of personal data are collected, both only so that an API key can be tied to a person. Everything you download, ask or write stays on your own computer.

What is collected

WhatWhy, and where it sits
Your name and email Typed by you during install, if you ask for a key. Your key is emailed to the address you give, so the address has to be one you can receive mail at. Both are then stored as the label on your API subscription, so a key can be attributed to a person, reissued or suspended. One message is sent — the one carrying your key. There is no mailing list, no marketing, and nothing else is ever sent to you.
Request logs The gateway records which key made each request, when, which file was asked for, the response size and whether it failed. This is how usage is metered and abuse is spotted. It necessarily includes the network address the request came from.

What is not collected

Where your API key lives

On your own machine, in your Windows credential store when you configure the plugin through Claude, or in a settings file under your user profile when the installer writes it for you. It is sent only to the gateway it belongs to, over HTTPS, as an authentication header. Treat it like a password: do not share it, publish it, or paste it into a chat message or document.

How long anything is kept

The name and email on a subscription are kept while that key exists, and are removed when the subscription is deleted. Request logs are kept in the gateway’s monitoring for a limited retention window and then expire automatically.

Who else sees it

The gateway and its monitoring run on Microsoft Azure, which processes this data as the infrastructure provider. Nothing is sold, rented or passed to advertisers or data brokers. Data may be disclosed where there is a legal obligation to do so.

Your choices

Contact

For anything in this note, including a request to see, correct or delete what is held about you, contact privacy@wallstreetsahead.ai.

This note describes how data is handled. It is not advice of any kind, and it does not change the disclaimer and terms of use, which say plainly that WallStreetsAhead.ai provides data and software rather than investment advice.