Preppit
Show the AI what you mean.

Privacy

Effective 6 September 2026. This is the first version.

Preppit turns a sketch, some pinned notes and a line of instruction into a prompt for an AI. Everything it holds, it holds so that it can do that. This page says what it holds, why, for how long, who else sees it, and how you get it back or make it go away.

Who is responsible. Preppit is made and run by This Is Rupture Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales, trading as Rupture (thisisrupture.com). Registered office: 9 Gatwick Road, London SW18 5UF. For anything on this page: privacy@preppit.ai, or support@preppit.ai for everything else.

What Preppit holds

Your account

Your email address and a password, held by Supabase (our sign-in and database provider). We never see the password. Each connector link you create — one for Claude, one for ChatGPT, one for the Mac app — is a token we store only as a hash, with the label you gave it and when it was last used, so you can tell them apart and revoke them one at a time.

Your canvases

Everything you put on a canvas: the drawing, shapes, typed text, pinned notes, the overall instruction, and any pictures you place or capture. Each canvas is stored under your account, keyed by an id like vp_…, so that the AI you send it to can fetch it again at full resolution and so that you can reopen it from the larder.

Captures and where they came from

When the Mac app captures part of your screen, it also records where the capture came from — the application's name, its window title and, for a browser, the page's address — so the brief can say "a Keynote slide" or "a web page" rather than leaving the AI to guess. A window title can be the most sensitive thing on a canvas ("Acme — redundancy plan v3"). It travels with the capture to whichever AI you serve it to. There is not yet a switch to keep it back; until there is, the way to keep a title out of a brief is to remove that capture from the rail before serving, and we say so here rather than pretend otherwise.

Voice notes

A voice note is stored as audio and transcribed, and the transcript is what the AI reads; the audio itself is never sent to the AI. Transcription is done by a third-party speech-to-text provider (see below). If you correct a transcript, we remember the spelling you corrected it to, in a small list of your own terms, so the next transcript gets it right. That list holds words, not sentences.

Text read from pictures

When you place or capture a picture, Preppit reads the text in it so that a note pinned near a line can say which line. On the Mac this uses Apple's on-device text recognition. On the server it uses open-source recognition running on our own machine. The picture does not go to a third party for this.

The instruction suggester

If you ask Preppit to suggest an instruction, the typed text and notes on the canvas — not the pictures — are sent to a third-party language model to draft one line. This only happens when you ask.

Which AIs are connected

When an AI adds your connector, it introduces itself by name. We keep that name, its version and the time, so the app can show you which AIs are connected. Nothing about what you said to that AI is recorded.

Logs

The server keeps ordinary operational logs — errors, timings, sizes and counts — and never the contents of a canvas, a picture, a note or a voice recording. A diagnostics panel exists for debugging on devices without a console; it is off by default, shows only sizes and types, and stays on your device.

What Preppit does not hold

Your conversations with the AI. Preppit sends a brief into a conversation and can be asked by the AI for a canvas by id; it cannot read the conversation, your chat history, the AI's memory, or files you have uploaded elsewhere. It sets no advertising or tracking cookies, and this website uses no analytics.

Where it goes

When you serve a canvas, the brief and its pictures go to the AI you chose — Anthropic's Claude or OpenAI's ChatGPT — through the connector you added there. From that moment their privacy terms govern that copy. Preppit gives the AI the pictures only when it asks for them by id.

We use these providers to run the service. Each acts on our instructions; none is allowed to use your content for anything else.

ProviderWhat forWhat they receive
SupabaseSign-in, database, file storageAccount details, canvases, pictures, voice notes, transcripts
RenderHosting the serverEverything the server processes, in transit and in its logs
GroqTranscribing voice notesThe audio of a voice note, when it is recorded
A language-model API (currently Groq)Suggesting an instruction, only when you askThe typed text and notes on the canvas, never the pictures
CloudflareDomain and email routingRequests to preppit.ai; email to our addresses

We do not sell your data, share it with advertisers, or use your canvases, pictures, notes or recordings to train any model.

How long

Your controls

Under UK data protection law you can also ask us to correct something, to restrict or object to how we use it, or to send you a copy, and you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office. Write to privacy@preppit.ai; we answer within a month.

Legal basis

We process your account and your canvases because that is the service you asked for (performance of a contract). We keep operational logs and the connected-AIs list because running a reliable service depends on them (legitimate interests). We ask for microphone access before recording and only record while you hold the button (consent).

Security

Traffic is encrypted in transit. Connector tokens are stored hashed. Each account's data is separated from every other's in the database and in file storage. If you find a vulnerability, please tell us at security@preppit.ai; we will acknowledge within two working days and will not take action against good-faith reports.

Children

Preppit is not for anyone under 13, and is not designed for use by children.

Changes

When this page changes in a way that matters, the date at the top changes and we email everyone with an account.