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Security & trust

ModelPilot is built so the sensitive data physically can't reach us. This page describes exactly how your data is handled, our security practices, and our compliance posture — stated plainly, without overclaiming.

The core guarantee: your prompts, your model outputs, and your Anthropic API key never transit ModelPilot's servers. Classification happens locally in the client; only a task category and numeric features (token estimates, flags) are sent to our routing brain.

What we receive — and what we never do

Never sent to ModelPilotSent to ModelPilot
Prompt text & system promptsTask category (e.g. classification)
Model outputs / completionsNumeric features (token estimates, boolean flags)
Your Anthropic API keyRequested model + your deployment id / API key
Any of your customers' dataAggregate savings dollars & counts (billing)

Your application calls a local proxy that forwards requests to Anthropic with your key, directly. ModelPilot is not in the path of your prompt content. See the architecture page for the full request flow.

Defense in depth. Our routing, metering, telemetry, and logging endpoints reject any payload that contains prompt/output/secret-looking fields (HTTP 422) — even though the client already guarantees aggregates only.

Optional request logs

Per-request logging is opt-in and metadata-only (timestamps, models, category, token counts, cost, status, routed/escalated flags) — never content. You can also export this telemetry to your own OTLP collector so it never reaches us at all. Logging is off until you enable it.

Encryption

Access & account security

Availability

The proxy fails open: if ModelPilot is ever unreachable, your request is forwarded straight to the Claude API, unrouted. We can degrade your savings, never your uptime. Live service status: app.modelpilot.app/status.

Data retention & deletion

We retain account data while your account is active, aggregate savings data for billing history, and any opt-in metadata logs you choose to send. You can export your data (CSV) from the console and request deletion at any time by emailing krethikram@gmail.com.

Compliance posture — stated honestly

We believe in being precise about what is and isn't true today:

Reporting a vulnerability

Found a security issue? Please email krethikram@gmail.com with details and steps to reproduce. We'll acknowledge promptly, keep you updated, and credit you if you'd like once it's resolved. Please don't disclose publicly until we've had a chance to fix it.

Questions about security or procurement? krethikram@gmail.com · DPA · Subprocessors · Status · Architecture