Privacy and your data
What FluxRouter does and does not do with your requests: a routing gateway that forwards to the underlying provider, not a model trainer, and does not sell your data.
This page explains, in plain terms, what FluxRouter does with the requests you send it. For specific or formal data questions, contact hello@fluxrouter.ai.
What is FluxRouter, for data purposes?
Flux is a routing gateway. When you send a request, Flux forwards it to the underlying model provider that serves it and returns that provider's response to you. Flux sits between your application and the providers; it does not generate the model output itself.
Does Flux train models on my data?
No. Flux is not a model trainer. It does not build its own models from your prompts or responses.
Does Flux sell my data?
No. Flux does not sell your data.
Where does my request actually go?
Your request is forwarded to the underlying provider that serves it. Each provider has its own data-handling terms that apply to the requests routed to them. If your use case has specific requirements about which providers may handle your data, contact hello@fluxrouter.ai to discuss your options.
What does Flux keep?
Flux keeps the operational metadata needed to meter your usage and bill you accurately, such as records of requests for usage accounting. This is what lets the dashboard show your usage and lets billing charge for what you actually used.
The full policy
Our Privacy Policy is the authoritative source for how your data is handled, and takes precedence over this summary. For privacy questions or data requests, contact hello@fluxrouter.ai.
Questions
For any privacy or data-handling question not answered here, contact hello@fluxrouter.ai.