Last updated 2026-08-21.
Maslow exists to hold your team's working memory, so we treat the data in it as yours, full stop. This page explains in plain language what we store, how it is isolated, and what we never do.
The content you and your agents put in: memory objects, files, chat and collaboration state, connector credentials (encrypted at rest), your account email, and the files on your personal Computer's disk. We also keep operational logs needed to run the service reliably.
Every piece of tenant data carries your organization's id, and the database enforces row-level security on every query — the application cannot read across organizations even if it tries. Within an organization, everything you write starts private to you; teammates see it only after you explicitly share it. Your Computer is a separate machine per member.
We do not sell your data, train models on your private content, or send your notes to third parties to be embedded or analyzed. Semantic search runs inside the service. When you delete your organization, its data is deleted with it.
The hosted product is open source under AGPL-3.0. A supported self-hosted distribution is not currently offered. Source: github.com/maslow-tech/maslow.
Questions: hello@maslow.tech.