Your AI account stays yours
When you connect Gmail, a calendar or another service to ChatGPT or Claude, that connection is under your own account and the provider’s privacy terms. Your worker talks directly to your chosen AI.
We never train on your work
Wrkr has no AI model of its own. Your connected AI provider handles your requests under its own privacy terms.
No ads or selling your data
The Wrkr product has no analytics or tracking cookies. The public website uses anonymous aggregate counters, described in website privacy.
Your computer is yours alone
Your computer is separated from every other customer’s, with its own memory, storage and internet address and its own share of the processor. Other customers’ workers cannot reach inside it.
You stay in charge
Choose what your worker may do without asking, watch its screen and stop it when needed. Review conversations, scheduled runs and saved work ↗
Your website sign-ins stay with your computer
They live on your computer and in its encrypted backups. Wrkr keeps no separate list of them. Your AI can use what is on the computer, so give it what the work needs. Let its browser remember the sites it works on; keep your bank and main email password to yourself.
Encrypted copies in Europe
Your computer runs in Finland. Copies of your work go to separate, encrypted storage in the EU and exist to bring your work back. Backup frequency, history and recovery ↗
Dictation becomes text
Your recording goes to Google to become text. Wrkr keeps no recording. Review the words before sending your request.
Your work can leave with you
Download your files and folders whenever you need them. Downloading work and closing your account ↗
Your name is reserved for you. What happens to names and links ↗
We don’t look inside
People at Wrkr open your computer, files or chats only when you ask support for help and agree, when it is needed to stop harm to the service or other people, or when the law requires it.
This is our operating commitment. Service Privacy explains technical access, operational logs and data handling.