private by design
your photos, your business
When you upload a photo to what's this?, it is sent directly to NVIDIA NIM's vision API to be described. The image is not stored on our servers — it lives in memory for the few seconds it takes to get an answer, then it is gone.
what we collect
- Nothing that identifies you. No account required to scan.
- An account only stores your username and a hashed password.
- We do not keep your images after scanning.
- We do not build profiles, run ads, or sell data.
- Usage counters (3/day guest, 7/week member) are stored anonymously.
what Groq sees
Your photo is sent to NVIDIA's inference API. NVIDIA may process it for inference. Review NVIDIA's privacy policy if you have concerns.
cookies
One HttpOnly session cookie keeps you logged in. It contains a random token — no personal data. No tracking cookies, no analytics, no third-party scripts.
last updated: october 25, 2026